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GUIDELINES FOR
BROADCASTING REGULATION
By Eve Salomon, for the CBA and UNESCO


September 2005

GUIDELINES FOR BROADCASTING REGULATION

TABLE OF CONTENTS



  1. Background




  1. Why Regulate Broadcasting?

    1. Democratic Purposes

    1. The Right of appeal

    2. The Right to reply, and rules on fairness

    3. Obligations for news to be accurate and impartial

    4. General obligations for impartiality

    5. Rules preventing discrimination

    6. Special rules on religious broadcasting

    7. Independent regulation

      1. Means of appointment

      2. Remit of regulatory authority

      3. Terms for termination of appointment

      4. Funding

      5. Conflicts of interest

2.22 Cultural and Consumer Protection Reasons

    1. Economic Purposes

2.32 The application of international trade agreements

2.33 Balancing inward investment against national promotion

    1. The support of domestic production sectors

    2. The promotion of new technology

    3. The application of competition law




  1. Setting up an Independent Regulator

    1. Creation and remit

    1. Appointments and termination

    1. Funding

    1. Accountability

    1. Key regulatory processes

3.43 Quorums

    1. Conflicts of interest

3.47 Frequency and attendance at meetings

    1. Minutes

    1. Appeals




  1. Jurisdiction Issues

    1. Terrestrial Spectrum

4.3 Cable

    1. Satellite




  1. Licensing

    1. Starting a licensing process

    1. Licence Conditions

5.7 Coverage area

5.9 Technical specifications

    1. Licence term

    2. Licence renewal

5.13 Licence fees

    1. Programme format conditions

    2. Compliance with legal requirements

    1. Sanctions

5.21 Information requirement

    1. Amendments to licences

5.25 Pace of licensing

    1. Licensing of formats

    1. Advertising new licences

5.46 Application process

    1. Licence awards

    1. Local versus national services

    2. Television and radio

5.58 Digital broadcasting


  1. Ownership and Plurality

    1. Ownership

6.4 Legal person

    1. Fitness and propriety

6.8 Nationality

    1. Political organisations

6.13 Religious organisations

    1. Plurality

    1. Share

    2. Availability

    1. Control

    1. Role of the regulator




  1. Content Regulation

Programming


    1. Protection of democratic principles

7.4 Accurate news

7.9 Election guidelines

    1. Protection of minors

    1. Watershed

    1. Information and ratings

    1. Offence to human dignity/ taste and decency

7.30 Context

    1. Protection against harm

7.35 Protection of the Individual

7.35 Privacy

    1. Right of reply

    1. Protection against crime and disorder

    1. Protection against racial or ethnic hatred

    1. Religious programmes

    1. Generally accepted standards

    1. Sanctions

    1. Procedure

    1. Fines

    1. Suspension

    1. Revocation


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