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Part I PRELIMINARY

Part II PROVISIONS RELATING TO AUTHORITY

Part III LICENSING SCHEME

Part IV BROADCASTING SERVICES

Part V BROADCASTING APPARATUS

Part VI FREQUENCY PLANNING

Part VII BROADCASTING CONDITIONS

Part VIII FOREIGN BROADCASTING SERVICES

Part IX DECLARED FOREIGN BROADCASTING SERVICES

Part X OWNERSHIP AND CONTROL OF BROADCASTING COMPANIES

Part XI OFFENCES AND PENALTIES

Part XII MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS

FIRST SCHEDULE Broadcasting Apparatus

SECOND SCHEDULE Licensable Broadcasting Services

THIRD SCHEDULE Relevant Licensable Broadcasting Service

Legislative History

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On 19/06/2013, you requested for the version in force on 19/06/2013 incorporating all amendments published on or before 19/06/2013. The closest version currently available is that of 31/08/2012.
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Civil action in relation to unauthorised decoders and decoded programmes
48A.
—(1)  Where —
(a)
a person does an act referred to in section 48(1) in relation to an unauthorised decoder;
(b)
the unauthorised decoder is used to decode an encrypted programme; and
(c)
the lawful provider of a broadcasting service who had broadcast the encrypted programme or the owner of the copyright in the programme has thereby suffered any loss or damage,
the lawful provider of the broadcasting service or the owner of the copyright in the programme, as the case may be, may bring a civil action against the person referred to in paragraph (a).
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(2)  Where —
(a)
a person does an act referred to in section 48(2) in relation to an encrypted programme that has been decoded without the authorisation of the lawful provider of a broadcasting service who had broadcast the programme; and
(b)
the lawful provider of the broadcasting service or the owner of the copyright in the programme has thereby suffered any loss or damage,
the lawful provider of the broadcasting service or the owner of the copyright in the programme, as the case may be, may bring a civil action against the person referred to in paragraph (a).
[55/2004]
(3)  An action shall not be brought under subsection (1) or (2) after the expiration of 6 years from the time the relevant act under section 48(1) or (2), as the case may be, took place.
[55/2004]