24 Digital additional services
Broadcasting Act 1996 (1996 c 55) | Legislation

Digital additional services provided on television broadcasting frequencies

24  Digital additional services

(1)     In this Part “digital additional service” means any service which—

[(a)     is provided by a person with a view to its being broadcast in digital form (whether by him or some other person) so as to be available for reception by members of the public;

(b)     is so provided with a view either—

(i)     to the broadcasting being by means of a television multiplex service or by means of a general multiplex service; or

(ii)     to the members of the public in question being or including members of the public in [a CTT State] other than the United

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