[362AA Designation of internet programme services]
Communications Act 2003 (2003 c 21) | Legislation

[Part 3A Prominence on Television Selection Services]

[Designated internet programme services]

[362AA  Designation of internet programme services]

[(1)     In this Part, “designated internet programme service” means—

(a)     an internet programme service provided by the BBC,

(b)     an internet programme service provided by a public service broadcaster other than the BBC and designated by OFCOM under subsection (2) for the purposes of this Part, or

(c)     an internet programme service provided by a person associated with a public service broadcaster and designated by OFCOM as described in paragraph (b).

(2)     OFCOM may designate an internet programme service provided by a public service broadcaster other than the BBC or a person associated with a public service broadcaster if—

(a)     the service satisfies the conditions in subsection (3), (4) or (5) that apply to it; and

(b)     OFCOM consider that it is appropriate to designate the service.

(3)     The conditions in the case of an internet programme service provided by the provider of a licensed public service channel or a person associated with the provider of that licensed public service channel are—

(a)     that the service makes or would, if designated, be capable of making—

(i)     a significant contribution to the

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