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5. The code of practice shall state that the relevant licensing body shall—
(a)inform members, licensees and potential licensees, on request, about the scope of its repertoire, any existing reciprocal representation and the territorial scope of its mandate;
(b)maintain and make available to members on request, a clear distribution policy that includes the basis for calculating remuneration and the frequency of payments together with clear information about deductions and what they are for;
(c)provide details of tariffs in a uniform format on its website;
(d)provide details of its code of practice and complaints procedure, accessible via a link on the website homepage;
(e)undertake that all information provided is kept up to date, is readily accessible and written in clear language that can be easily understood by licensees, potential licensees and members.
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