The Cultural Test (Video Games) Regulations 2014
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SCHEDULE PARTICULARS
Regulation 12(1)(b) 1 Title of video game. 2 Whether the application is for interim or final certification. 3 Whether the video game is intended for supply to the general public. 4 Name of the applicant. 5 Address of the applicant's principal place of business. 6 Address of the applicant's registered office. 7 Registered number of the applicant. 8 Date of registration of the applicant. 9 Date on which the video game was completed within the meaning of section 1217AA(4) of the Act. 10 The reasons why any point should be awarded under regulation 7 (cultural content). 11 The reasons why any point should be awarded under regulation 8 (culture). 12 In respect of any point claimed under regulation 9 (where work carried out)— (a) the total expenditure on that work; and (b) the expenditure on such work as was carried out in the United Kingdom. 13 The nationality or ordinary residence of all the persons mentioned in regulation 10 (personnel) in relation to whom the applicant is applying for a point to be awarded. 14 Total core expenditure . 15 Total EEA expenditure . 16 Total UK expenditure. 17 Total non-EEA expenditure by reference to each country in which the expenditure is carried out. 18 Other expenditure, meaning all the expenditure on the work varied out in the making of the video game which is not core expenditure. 19 Script in the English language. 20 A complete synopsis of the video game in the English language. 21 Game design documents. 22 Production schedule. 23 Production budget. 24 Copy of the chain of title in the video game. 25 For the purposes of this Schedule, “UK expenditure” means expenditure on goods or services that are provided from within the United Kingdom”.
SCHEDULE PARTICULARS
Regulation 12(1)(b) 1 Title of video game. 2 Whether the application is for interim or final certification. 3 Whether the video game is intended for supply to the general public. 4 Name of the applicant. 5 Address of the applicant's principal place of business. 6 Address of the applicant's registered office. 7 Registered number of the applicant. 8 Date of registration of the applicant. 9 Date on which the video game was completed within the meaning of section 1217AA(4) of the Act. 10 The reasons why any point should be awarded under regulation 7 (cultural content). 11 The reasons why any point should be awarded under regulation 8 (culture). 12 In respect of any point claimed under regulation 9 (where work carried out)— (a) the total expenditure on that work; and (b) the expenditure on such work as was carried out in the United Kingdom. 13 The nationality or ordinary residence of all the persons mentioned in regulation 10 (personnel) in relation to whom the applicant is applying for a point to be awarded. 14 Total core expenditure . 15 Total EEA expenditure . 16 Total UK expenditure. 17 Total non-EEA expenditure by reference to each country in which the expenditure is carried out. 18 Other expenditure, meaning all the expenditure on the work varied out in the making of the video game which is not core expenditure. 19 Script in the English language. 20 A complete synopsis of the video game in the English language. 21 Game design documents. 22 Production schedule. 23 Production budget. 24 Copy of the chain of title in the video game. 25 For the purposes of this Schedule, “UK expenditure” means expenditure on goods or services that are provided from within the United Kingdom”.
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