Wireless Telegraphy Act 2006
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80 Acts connected with broadcasting
(1) A British person commits an offence if he operates, or participates in the operation of, apparatus by means of which a broadcast is made— (a) from a ship (other than a British-registered ship) while it is on the high seas; (b) from an aircraft (other than a British-registered aircraft) while it is on or over the high seas; (c) from a structure (other than a ship) that is affixed to, or supported by, the bed of the high seas; or (d) from an object on the high seas (other than a structure falling within paragraph (c), a ship or an aircraft). (2) Subsection (1) does not apply— (a) by virtue of paragraph (a), to a broadcast made in contravention of section 79(1); (b) by virtue of paragraph (c) or (d), to a broadcast made from a structure or other object in waters in a designated area. (3) A person commits an offence if he procures a broadcast to be made as mentioned in subsection (1).
80 Acts connected with broadcasting
(1) A British person commits an offence if he operates, or participates in the operation of, apparatus by means of which a broadcast is made— (a) from a ship (other than a British-registered ship) while it is on the high seas; (b) from an aircraft (other than a British-registered aircraft) while it is on or over the high seas; (c) from a structure (other than a ship) that is affixed to, or supported by, the bed of the high seas; or (d) from an object on the high seas (other than a structure falling within paragraph (c), a ship or an aircraft). (2) Subsection (1) does not apply— (a) by virtue of paragraph (a), to a broadcast made in contravention of section 79(1); (b) by virtue of paragraph (c) or (d), to a broadcast made from a structure or other object in waters in a designated area. (3) A person commits an offence if he procures a broadcast to be made as mentioned in subsection (1).
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