12 Conditions attached to multiplex licence
Broadcasting Act 1996 (1996 c 55) | Legislation

12  Conditions attached to multiplex licence

(1)     A multiplex licence shall include such conditions as appear to [OFCOM] to be appropriate for securing—

(a)     that the licensed service is established by the licence holder in accordance with the timetable and other proposals indicated in the technical plan submitted under section 7(4)(b),

(b)     the implementation of any proposals submitted by the licence holder under section 7(4)(c), (d), (e) or (f),

(c)     that all digital programme services broadcast under the licence are provided by the holder of a licence under section 18[, by the BBC] [or by [a CTT broadcaster or are exempt Irish services]],

(d)     that all digital additional services broadcast under the licence are provided by the holder of a licence under section 25[, by the BBC] [or by [a CTT broadcaster or are exempt Irish services]],

[(da)     that the only digital sound programme services broadcast under the licence are services provided by the holder of a national digital sound programme licence (within the meaning of section 60) or by the BBC,]

(e)     that in the terms on which the licence holder contracts, or offers to contract, for the broadcasting of digital programme services[, digital sound programme

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