50 Local radio multiplex licences
Broadcasting Act 1996 (1996 c 55) | Legislation

50  Local radio multiplex licences

(1)     Where—

(a)     the BBC have given their consent to proposals made to them under subsection (3) of section 49, or

(b)     [OFCOM have] made a determination under subsection (4) of that section,

[OFCOM] shall publish, in such manner as they consider appropriate, a notice under subsection (2).

(2)     A notice under this subsection is a notice—

(a)     stating that [OFCOM] propose to grant a local radio multiplex licence,

(b)     specifying the frequency on which the service is to be provided,

(c)     specifying, in such manner as [OFCOM] consider appropriate, the area or locality in the United Kingdom in which it is to be available,

(d)     stating whether in pursuance of a [determination under section 49(4)] any digital capacity on the

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