233 Services that are not television licensable content services
Communications Act 2003 (2003 c 21) | Legislation

233  Services that are not television licensable content services

(1)     A service[, or dissociable section of a service,] is not a television licensable content service to the extent that it is provided with a view to its being broadcast by means of a [television multiplex service or a general multiplex service].

(2)     A service[, or dissociable section of a service,] is not a television licensable content service to the extent that it consists of a service the provision of which is authorised by—

(a)     a licence to provide a television broadcasting service;

(b)     . . . or

(c)     a licence to provide additional television services.

(3)     . . .

(4)     A service[, or dissociable section of a service,]

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