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8. For the purposes of these Regulations –
(a)where a video recording contains more than one video work and all or some of those works are works in respect of which classification certificates which are equally restrictive have been issued, those video works shall be taken to be one video work containing any one of them;
(b)Where a video recording contains more than one video work in respect of which classification certificates which are not equally restrictive have been issued, the video recording shall be taken to contain only the most restrictively classified video work of those works; and
(c)Where one or more video recordings are placed within a single case and those video recordings contain video works in respect of which classification certificates which are not equally restrictive have been issued, the indication required on the case is only that which applies by virtue of these Regulations to the most restrictively classified video work contained within that case.
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