[104A Provision of information]
Broadcasting Act 1996 (1996 c 55) | Legislation

[104A  Provision of information]

[(1)     A television programme provider shall, at the request of [OFCOM], provide them with such information as [OFCOM] consider appropriate regarding any contract which he has entered into which relates to an event which, in relation to an EEA State [or a qualifying CTT State], is a designated event.

[(2)     OFCOM may by notice (an “information notice”) require a person within subsection (5) to provide them with any information that they require for the purpose of carrying out their functions under this Part relating to listed events.

(3)     The power conferred by subsection (2) includes power to require a person within subsection (5) to obtain or generate information.

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