95ACertain broadcasts not prevented

##### 95A Certain broadcasts not prevented (1) Nothing in this Part prevents a broadcaster from broadcasting: (a) an item of news or current affairs, or a comment on any such item; or (b) a talkback radio program. (2) Nothing in this Part prevents the holder of a public radio licence who provides a service for visually handicapped persons from broadcasting any material that he or she is permitted to broadcast under section 119AB. (3) Nothing in this Part prevents a broadcaster from broadcasting an advertisement for, or on behalf of, a charitable organisation if: (a) the advertisement is aimed at promoting the objects of the organisation; and (b) the advertisement does not explicitly advocate voting for or against a candidate in an election or a political party. (4) Nothing in this Part prevents a broadcaster from broadcasting public health matter, whether by way of advertisement or otherwise. (5) In this section: > charitable organisation means a public organisation whose objects are to benefit the public through the relief of poverty, or the advancement of education, religion, public health or science. > public health matter means any matter relating to public health, other than matter that: (a) directly or indirectly promotes or criticises a particular public health system; or (b) explicitly advocates voting for or against a candidate in an election or a political party.