43 General licence conditions
Broadcasting Act 1996 (1996 c 55) | Legislation

43  General licence conditions

(1)     A licence may include—

(a)     such conditions as appear to [OFCOM] to be appropriate having regard to any duties which are or may be imposed on them, or on the licence holder, by or under [this Act, the 1990 Act or the Communications Act 2003];

(b)     conditions enabling [OFCOM] to supervise and enforce technical standards in connection with the provision of the licensed service;

(c)     conditions requiring the payment by the licence holder to [OFCOM] (whether on the grant of the licence or at such times thereafter as may be determined by or under the licence, or both) of a fee or fees of an amount or amounts so determined;

(d)     conditions requiring the licence holder to furnish [OFCOM], in such manner

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