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Communications Act 2003

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As published

368HC Notification to OFCOM

(1) A person who provides a Tier 1 service must give OFCOM a notification (a “Tier 1 notification”) to that effect. (2) Subsection (3) applies where— (a) regulations are made under section 368HB(1), and (b) a non-UK on-demand programme service is specified or falls within a description specified in the regulations. (3) OFCOM must, for the purpose of assisting with compliance with subsection (1), inform the provider of that Tier 1 service of that fact. (4) A person who gives a Tier 1 notification must also notify OFCOM if the person ceases to provide a Tier 1 service. (5) A Tier 1 notification or a notification under subsection (4) must— (a) be sent to OFCOM in such manner as they may require, and (b) include such information as they may require.

Your change, as a redline

368HC Notification to OFCOM

(1) A person who provides a Tier 1 service must give OFCOM a notification (a “Tier 1 notification”) to that effect. (2) Subsection (3) applies where— (a) regulations are made under section 368HB(1), and (b) a non-UK on-demand programme service is specified or falls within a description specified in the regulations. (3) OFCOM must, for the purpose of assisting with compliance with subsection (1), inform the provider of that Tier 1 service of that fact. (4) A person who gives a Tier 1 notification must also notify OFCOM if the person ceases to provide a Tier 1 service. (5) A Tier 1 notification or a notification under subsection (4) must— (a) be sent to OFCOM in such manner as they may require, and (b) include such information as they may require.

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Who it helps, what it costs, what it fixes. It is what persuades people to support it.

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