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The Local Digital Television Programme Services Order 2012

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7.  Section 12(1) (conditions attached to multiplex licence) has effect as if—

(a)in subsection (1), in paragraph (b), “(c), (d), (e) or” were omitted,

(b)in that subsection, the “and” at the end of paragraph (g) were omitted,

(c)in that subsection, for paragraph (h) there were substituted—

(h)that while the licence is in force the licence holder uses such portion of digital capacity on the multiplex as OFCOM may specify in the licence for such local digital television programme services as OFCOM may so specify,

(i)that the licence holder carries such local digital television programme services at such places as are specified by OFCOM in the licence,

(j)that the licence holder does not charge an amount for carrying a local digital television programme service specified by OFCOM in the licence which exceeds such sum as is sufficient to recover the net operating costs, that sum being determined by OFCOM in the event of dispute between the licence holder and the holder of the licence for the local digital television programme service,

(k)that the licence holder co-operates, with persons notified to the licence holder by OFCOM, in order to facilitate the provision of local digital television programme services,

(l)that the licence holder, if notified to do so by OFCOM, participates in or facilitates (as OFCOM sees fit) the formation of a legal entity which is intended to facilitate the provision of local digital television programme services,

(m)that, subject to paragraph (n), the licence holder facilitates the objective of a provider of a local digital television programme service carried on the multiplex to increase the coverage area for that service set out in the technical plan submitted by the licence holder under section 7(4)(b), and

(n)that any obligation imposed by virtue of paragraph (m) applies only if the provider of the local digital television programme service in question has undertaken to pay the costs reasonably incurred by the licence holder for increasing the coverage area beyond that set out in the technical plan and is not in breach of that undertaking.,

(d)for subsection (1A), there were substituted—

(1A) In subsection (1)(j), “net operating costs”, in relation to a local digital television programme service, means the operating costs reasonably incurred by the licence holder for the broadcast of that service, so far as those costs are not met by funding made available to the licence holder by the BBC for the support of the provision of local digital television programme services., and

(e)subsections (3), (4), (4A), (5) and (6) were omitted.

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Section 12 was amended by the Television Broadcasting Regulations 1998, SI 1998/3196, reg 2, Schedule, para 9(1)and (4); the Communications Act 2003 (c.21), s 242 and s 360(3), Sch 15, Pt 2, para 84; subsection (7) was repealed by section 406(7), Sch 19(1)

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