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AGE-CLASSIFICATION OF CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS (FEES) REGULATIONS

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Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 542.3 — AGE-CLASSIFICATION OF CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS (FEES) REGULATIONS

AGE-CLASSIFICATION OF CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS (FEES)

SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION 542.03

AGE-CLASSIFICATION OF CINEMATOGRAPH

FILMS (FEES) REGULATIONS

29th November, 2013

LEGAL NOTICE 427 of 2013.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 542.3 — AGE-CLASSIFICATION OF CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS (FEES) REGULATIONS

The title of these regulations is the Age-Classification of

Cinematograph Films (Fees) Regulations.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 542.3 — AGE-CLASSIFICATION OF CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS (FEES) REGULATIONS

For the purposes of these regulations, unless the context

otherwise requires, "Film Board" means the Film Board established

by regulation 3 of the Cinema and Stage Age-Classification

Regulations.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 542.3 — AGE-CLASSIFICATION OF CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS (FEES) REGULATIONS

(1) The fees leviable by the Film Board, shall be at the

following rates

(a) five euro (€5) per film trailer; and

(b) one hundred euro (€100) per film.

(2) Such fees shall include the issuing of the age-classification

certificate provided for in the Cinema and Stage Age-Classification

Regulations

Provided that for each duplicate age-classification

certificate, the Film Board shall levy an additional fee of one euro

(€1).

(3) No fees shall be levied for the issue of any age-

classification certificate, or of any duplicate thereof in respect of

any cinematograph film imported into Malta by a diplomatic

mission accredited to the Government of Malta for exhibition to the

public, free of charge, at any place whether such place be licensed

or not under the Cinema and Stage Age-Classification Regulations

Provided that such age-classification certificate, issued free

of charge, shall not be valid for the purposes of the

cinematographic film to which it refers, if such film is to be

subsequently exhibited to the public against payment.

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