Broadcasting Act 1990
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64 Audience research by S4C.
(1) S4C shall make arrangements for ascertaining— (a) the state of public opinion concerning programmes broadcast on S4C Digital; (b) any effects of such programmes on the attitudes or behaviour of persons who watch them; and (c) the types of programme that members of the public would like to be broadcast on S4C Digital. (2) Those arrangements shall— (a) secure that, so far as is reasonably practicable, any research undertaken in pursuance of the arrangements is undertaken by persons who are neither members nor employees of S4C; and (b) include provision for full consideration by S4C of the results of any such research.
64 Audience research by S4C.
(1) S4C shall make arrangements for ascertaining— (a) the state of public opinion concerning programmes broadcast on S4C Digital; (b) any effects of such programmes on the attitudes or behaviour of persons who watch them; and (c) the types of programme that members of the public would like to be broadcast on S4C Digital. (2) Those arrangements shall— (a) secure that, so far as is reasonably practicable, any research undertaken in pursuance of the arrangements is undertaken by persons who are neither members nor employees of S4C; and (b) include provision for full consideration by S4C of the results of any such research.
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