56 Multiplex revenue
Broadcasting Act 1996 (1996 c 55) | Legislation

56  Multiplex revenue

(1)     For the purposes of [this Part] the multiplex revenue for each accounting period of [the person who is the multiplex provider in relation to a national radio multiplex service] shall consist of—

(a)     all payments received or to be received by him or any person connected with him from a person other than a programme provider or an additional services provider—

(i)     in consideration of the inclusion in that period, in any digital sound programme service or digital additional service broadcast by means of the national radio multiplex service . . ., of advertisements or other programmes, or

(ii)     in respect of charges made in that period for the reception of programmes included in any such digital sound programme service or digital additional service,

(b)     all payments received or to be received by him or any person connected with him in respect of the broadcasting of any simulcast radio service by means of the national radio multiplex service,

(c)     all payments received or to be received by any programme provider or any person connected with him from a person other than [the multiplex provider], an additional service provider or another programme provider—

(i)     in consideration of the inclusion

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