232 Meaning of “television licensable content service”
Communications Act 2003 (2003 c 21) | Legislation

Television licensable content services

232  Meaning of “television licensable content service”

(1)     In this Part “television licensable content service” means (subject to section 233) any service[, or dissociable section of a service,] falling within subsection (2) in so far as it is provided with a view to its availability for reception by members of the public being secured by one or [more] of the following means—

(a)     the broadcasting of the service [or dissociable section of the service] (whether by the person providing it or by another) from a satellite; . . .

[(aa)     the broadcasting of the service [or dissociable section of the service] (whether by that person or by another) by means of a radio multiplex service; or]

(b)     the distribution of the service [or dissociable section of the service] (whether by that person or by another) by any means involving the use of an electronic communications network.

(2)     A service [, or dissociable section

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