1 Functions and general powers of OFCOM
Communications Act 2003 (2003 c 21) | Legislation

Part 1 Functions of OFCOM

Transferred and assigned functions

1  Functions and general powers of OFCOM

(1)     The Office of Communications (“OFCOM”) shall have the following functions—

(a)     the functions transferred to OFCOM under section 2; and

(b)     such other functions as may be conferred on OFCOM by or under any enactment (including this Act).

(2)     OFCOM shall also have any functions in relation to telephone numbers that are conferred on them by the law of the Isle of Man or of any of the Channel Islands.

(3)

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