[278C Quotas: further provision about their fulfilment]
Communications Act 2003 (2003 c 21) | Legislation

[278C  Quotas: further provision about their fulfilment]

[(1)     In this section, a “quota condition” means—

(a)     a condition that forms part of the regulatory regime of a licensed public service channel by virtue of—

(i)     section 277(1) or (4) (quotas for independent productions),

(ii)     section 278(1) (quotas for original productions),

(iii)     section 278A(4) (additional quotas), or

(iv)     section 286(1)(a) and (aa) or (3)(a) and (aa) or 288(1)(a) and (aa) (regional programme-making quotas relating to duration);

(b)     a condition that forms part of the regulatory regime of a licensed public service channel by virtue of section 286(1)(c) or (3)(c) or 288(1)(c) (regional programme-making quotas relating to expenditure), where the condition

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