Communications Act 2003
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368 Meanings of “television receiver” and “use”
(1) In this Part “television receiver” means any apparatus of a description specified in regulations made by the Secretary of State setting out the descriptions of apparatus that are to be television receivers for the purposes of this Part. (2) Regulations under this section defining a television receiver may provide for references to such a receiver to include references to software used in association with apparatus. (3) References in this Part to using a television receiver are references to using it for— (a) receiving all or any part of any television programme, or (b) receiving all or any part of a programme included in an on-demand programme service which is provided by the BBC, and that reference to the provision of an on-demand programme service by the BBC is to be read in accordance with section 368R(5) and (6). (4) The power to make regulations under this section defining a television receiver includes power to modify subsection (3).
368 Meanings of “television receiver” and “use”
(1) In this Part “television receiver” means any apparatus of a description specified in regulations made by the Secretary of State setting out the descriptions of apparatus that are to be television receivers for the purposes of this Part. (2) Regulations under this section defining a television receiver may provide for references to such a receiver to include references to software used in association with apparatus. (3) References in this Part to using a television receiver are references to using it for— (a) receiving all or any part of any television programme, or (b) receiving all or any part of a programme included in an on-demand programme service which is provided by the BBC, and that reference to the provision of an on-demand programme service by the BBC is to be read in accordance with section 368R(5) and (6). (4) The power to make regulations under this section defining a television receiver includes power to modify subsection (3).
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