[104ZA Regulations about coverage of listed events]
Broadcasting Act 1996 (1996 c 55) | Legislation

[104ZA  Regulations about coverage of listed events]

[(1)     OFCOM may make regulations for determining for the purposes of this Part—

(a)     the circumstances in which the [coverage] of listed events generally, or of a particular listed event, is or is not to be treated as live [coverage];

[(aa)     what (whether generally or in relation to particular circumstances) is to be taken to represent the provision of adequate live coverage for the purposes of section 101(4)(c);]

(b)     what (whether generally or in relation to particular circumstances) is to be taken

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