56 “Recognised news publisher”
Online Safety Act 2023 (2023 c 50) | Legislation

56  “Recognised news publisher”

(1)     In this Part, “recognised news publisher” means any of the following entities—

(a)     the British Broadcasting Corporation,

(b)     Sianel Pedwar Cymru,

(c)     the holder of a licence under the Broadcasting Act 1990 or 1996 who publishes news-related material in connection with the broadcasting activities authorised under the licence, and

(d)     any other entity which—

(i)     meets all of the conditions in subsection (2),

(ii)     is not an excluded entity (see subsection (3)), and

(iii)     is not a sanctioned entity (see subsection (4)).

(2)     The conditions referred to in subsection (1)(d)(i) are that the entity—

(a)     has as its principal purpose the publication of news-related material, and such material—

(i)     is created by different persons, and

(ii)     is subject

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