SCHEDULE 11 Approval, Imposition and Modification of Networking Arrangements
Communications Act 2003 (2003 c 21) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 11 Approval, Imposition and Modification of Networking Arrangements

Sections 291 and 294

Application of Schedule

1

(1)     This Schedule applies where OFCOM's approval of networking arrangements entered into by the holders of regional Channel 3 licences is required—

(a)     for the purposes of conditions included in regional Channel 3 licences in accordance with section 291; or

(b)     in order for networking arrangements made by OFCOM to cease to have effect in accordance with section 292.

(2)     This Schedule also has effect as respects—

(a)     the imposition by OFCOM under section 292 of networking arrangements;

(b)     the modification of such arrangements following a review under section 293; and

(c)     the making of proposals for modifications of networking arrangements following such a review.

Approval required for modifications

2

(1)     Where networking arrangements are approved by OFCOM for purposes mentioned in paragraph 1(1), those arrangements are not to be modified unless OFCOM have approved the modifications in accordance with this Schedule.

(2)     This paragraph does not apply to modifications proposed by OFCOM under section 293.

Procedure for giving approval

3

(1)     This paragraph applies where arrangements or modifications are submitted to OFCOM for their approval.

(2)

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