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Video Recordings Act 1984

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4ZA Designated authorities for video games and other video works

(1) The power to designate a person by notice under section 4 includes power to designate different persons— (a) as the authority responsible for making arrangements in respect of video games (“the video games authority”), and (b) as the authority responsible for making arrangements in respect of other video works (“the video works authority”). (2) Where there are two designated authorities, references in this Act to the designated authority, in relation to a video work, are references to the designated authority responsible for making arrangements in respect of the video work, taking account of any allocation in force under section 4ZB.

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4ZA Designated authorities for video games and other video works

(1) The power to designate a person by notice under section 4 includes power to designate different persons— (a) as the authority responsible for making arrangements in respect of video games (“the video games authority”), and (b) as the authority responsible for making arrangements in respect of other video works (“the video works authority”). (2) Where there are two designated authorities, references in this Act to the designated authority, in relation to a video work, are references to the designated authority responsible for making arrangements in respect of the video work, taking account of any allocation in force under section 4ZB.

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