[362AZ6 Fees]
Communications Act 2003 (2003 c 21) | Legislation

[Supplemental provisions of Part 3A]

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[(1)     OFCOM may require a person other than the BBC or S4C who is—

(a)     a provider of a designated internet programme service, or

(b)     a provider of a regulated television selection service,

to pay to OFCOM a fee of an amount determined by OFCOM.

(2)     The amount of a fee required under subsection (1) must be determined by OFCOM in accordance with a statement of principles prepared and published by them for the purpose of this section.

(3)     Those principles must be such as appear to OFCOM to be likely to secure the following objectives—

(a)     that, on a year by year basis, the aggregate amount of the fees payable to OFCOM under subsection (1) is sufficient to meet, but does not exceed, the annual cost to OFCOM of carrying out their functions under this Part less an appropriate amount

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