365 TV licence fees
Communications Act 2003 (2003 c 21) | Legislation

365  TV licence fees

(1)     A person to whom a TV licence is issued shall be liable to pay—

(a)     on the issue of the licence (whether initially or by way of renewal), and

(b)     in such other circumstances as regulations made by the Secretary of State may provide,

such sum (if any) as may be provided for by any such regulations.

[(1A)     Liability to pay a sum under regulations under subsection (1) is subject to any concession applying in accordance with a determination by the BBC under section 365A.]

(2)     Sums which a person is liable to pay by

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