48 Reservation of capacity for independent national broadcasters
Broadcasting Act 1996 (1996 c 55) | Legislation

48  Reservation of capacity for independent national broadcasters

[(1A)     OFCOM must ensure that the conditions included in national radio multiplex licences (taken together) secure that an amount of digital capacity on the multiplex frequencies is reserved for every independent national broadcaster for the broadcasting of a simulcast radio service provided by that broadcaster.

(1B)     Where the conditions of a licence for a national radio multiplex service reserve capacity on the frequency made available for that service for the broadcasting of a simulcast radio service provided by an independent national broadcaster, those conditions must also include

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