The Enterprise Act 2002 (Amendment of Section 58 Considerations) Order 2025
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2 Amendment to section 58 of the Enterprise Act 2002
In section 58 of the Act (specified considerations)— (a) in subsection (2A), for “newspapers” substitute “news media”; (b) in subsection (2B), for “newspapers”, in both places it occurs, substitute “news media”; (c) in subsection (2C), in paragraph (c), for “media enterprises” substitute “enterprises consisting in or involving broadcasting”; (d) after subsection (2E) insert— (2F) In this Part, “news media” means— (a) newspapers; or (b) news programmes. (2G) In this Part, “news programme” means a programme— (a) consisting of, or including, news-related material; and (b) included in broadcasting. (2H) For the purposes of subsection (2G)— (a) “news-related material” includes— (i) news or information about current affairs; and (ii) opinion about matters relating to the news and current affairs; (b) a programme is not to be treated as consisting of, or including, news-related material if the news-related material contained in the programme— (i) is included only incidentally to the main content of the programme; or (ii) relates wholly to a particular pastime, hobby, trade, business, industry or profession. .
2 Amendment to section 58 of the Enterprise Act 2002
In section 58 of the Act (specified considerations)— (a) in subsection (2A), for “newspapers” substitute “news media”; (b) in subsection (2B), for “newspapers”, in both places it occurs, substitute “news media”; (c) in subsection (2C), in paragraph (c), for “media enterprises” substitute “enterprises consisting in or involving broadcasting”; (d) after subsection (2E) insert— (2F) In this Part, “news media” means— (a) newspapers; or (b) news programmes. (2G) In this Part, “news programme” means a programme— (a) consisting of, or including, news-related material; and (b) included in broadcasting. (2H) For the purposes of subsection (2G)— (a) “news-related material” includes— (i) news or information about current affairs; and (ii) opinion about matters relating to the news and current affairs; (b) a programme is not to be treated as consisting of, or including, news-related material if the news-related material contained in the programme— (i) is included only incidentally to the main content of the programme; or (ii) relates wholly to a particular pastime, hobby, trade, business, industry or profession. .
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