266 Statements of programme policy
Communications Act 2003 (2003 c 21) | Legislation

266  Statements of programme policy

(1)     The regulatory regime for every licensed public service channel includes a condition requiring the provider of the channel—

(a)     as soon as practicable after the coming into force of this section and subsequently at annual intervals, to prepare a statement of programme policy; and

(b)     to monitor his own performance in the carrying out of the proposals contained in the statements made in pursuance of the condition.

(2)     The condition must require every statement of programme policy prepared in accordance with the condition to set out the proposals of the provider of the channel for securing that, during the following year—

(a)     the public service remit for the channel will be fulfilled; and

(b)     the duties imposed on the provider by virtue of sections 277 to 296 will be performed.

[(2A)     The condition

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