Propose a change

The Cultural Test (Video Games) Regulations 2014

Write the words of this act the way you think they should read. Solon shows your change as a redline against the published text and pins it to that exact text, so it can never be applied to wording you did not see.

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What to do with it
As published

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Up to 16 points will be awarded in respect of the content of the video game as follows— (a) up to 4 points depending on the percentage of the video game that is set in the United Kingdom or an EEA state as follows— (i) 4 points for at least 75%; (ii) 3 points for at least 66%; (iii) 2 points for at least 50%; (iv) 1 point for at least 25; (b) up to 4 points depending on the number of the characters depicted in the video game that are from the United Kingdom or an EEA state as follows— (i) if there are more than three characters depicted in the video game— (aa) if two or three of the three lead characters are from the United Kingdom or an EEA state, 4 points; (bb) if only one of the three lead characters is from the United Kingdom or an EEA state, 2 points if that character is the first or second lead, or 1 point if that character is the third lead; (ii) if there are only three characters depicted in the video game— (aa) if two or three of the characters are from the United Kingdom or an EEA state, 4 points; (bb) if only one of the characters is from the United Kingdom or an EEA state, 2 points if that character is the first or second lead, or 1 point if that character is the third lead; (iii) if there are only two characters depicted in the video game— (aa) if both of the characters are from the United Kingdom or an EEA state, 4 points; (bb) if one of the characters is from the United Kingdom or an EEA state, 2 points; and (iv) if there is only one character depicted in the video game, 4 points if that character is from the United Kingdom or an EEA state; (c) 4 points if the video game depicts a British story or a story which relates to an EEA state; (d) Up to 4 points depending on the percentage of the original dialogue that is recorded in the English language or a recognised regional or minority language as follows— (i) 4 points for at least 75%; (ii) 3 points for at least 66%; (iii) 2 points for at least 50%; (iv) 1 point for at least 25%.

Your change, as a redline

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Up to 16 points will be awarded in respect of the content of the video game as follows— (a) up to 4 points depending on the percentage of the video game that is set in the United Kingdom or an EEA state as follows— (i) 4 points for at least 75%; (ii) 3 points for at least 66%; (iii) 2 points for at least 50%; (iv) 1 point for at least 25; (b) up to 4 points depending on the number of the characters depicted in the video game that are from the United Kingdom or an EEA state as follows— (i) if there are more than three characters depicted in the video game— (aa) if two or three of the three lead characters are from the United Kingdom or an EEA state, 4 points; (bb) if only one of the three lead characters is from the United Kingdom or an EEA state, 2 points if that character is the first or second lead, or 1 point if that character is the third lead; (ii) if there are only three characters depicted in the video game— (aa) if two or three of the characters are from the United Kingdom or an EEA state, 4 points; (bb) if only one of the characters is from the United Kingdom or an EEA state, 2 points if that character is the first or second lead, or 1 point if that character is the third lead; (iii) if there are only two characters depicted in the video game— (aa) if both of the characters are from the United Kingdom or an EEA state, 4 points; (bb) if one of the characters is from the United Kingdom or an EEA state, 2 points; and (iv) if there is only one character depicted in the video game, 4 points if that character is from the United Kingdom or an EEA state; (c) 4 points if the video game depicts a British story or a story which relates to an EEA state; (d) Up to 4 points depending on the percentage of the original dialogue that is recorded in the English language or a recognised regional or minority language as follows— (i) 4 points for at least 75%; (ii) 3 points for at least 66%; (iii) 2 points for at least 50%; (iv) 1 point for at least 25%.

One line that says what changes, such as "Halve the dog tax".

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

How this law is officially changed

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