[321 Objectives for advertisements, sponsorship and product placement]
Communications Act 2003 (2003 c 21) | Legislation

[321  Objectives for advertisements, sponsorship and product placement]

(1)     Standards set by OFCOM to secure the objectives mentioned in section 319(2)(a) and [(fa)] to (j)—

(a)     must include general provision governing standards and practice in advertising and in the sponsoring of programmes [and, in relation to television programme services, general provision governing standards and practice in product placement]; . . .

(b)     may include provision prohibiting advertisements and forms and methods of advertising or sponsorship (whether generally or in particular circumstances)[; and

(c)     in relation to television programme services, may include provision prohibiting forms and methods of product placement (including product placement of products, services or trade marks of any description) (whether generally or in particular circumstances)].

(2)     For the purposes of section 319(2)(g) an advertisement contravenes the prohibition on political advertising if it is—

(a)     an advertisement which is inserted by or on behalf of a body whose objects are wholly or mainly of a political nature;

(b)

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