Part 9EProminence framework

Part 9E—Prominence framework 130ZZF Simplified outline of this Part 130ZZG Objects 130ZZH Definitions 130ZZI Regulated television devices 130ZZJ Regulated television services 130ZZK Broadcasting video on demand service 130ZZL Primary user interface 130ZZM ACMA may make guidelines about regulated television devices Division 2—Minimum prominence requirements 130ZZN Regulated television devices must comply with minimum prominence requirements 130ZZO Regulations may prescribe minimum prominence requirements 130ZZP Remedial directions—contravention of minimum prominence requirements 130ZZQ ACMA may obtain information and documents 130ZZR Copies of documents 130ZZS Service of notices by electronic means 130ZZT Relationship with other laws 130ZZU Concurrent operation of State and Territory laws Division 5—Review of this Part etc. 130ZZV Review of this Part 130ZZW Minister may request report 130ZZX Minister may direct ACMA about the exercise of its powers Part 10—Remedies for breaches of licensing provisions Division 1—Offences for providing unlicensed services 131 Prohibition on providing a commercial television broadcasting service without a licence 132 Prohibition on providing a subscription television broadcasting service without a licence 133 Prohibition on providing a commercial radio broadcasting service without a licence 134 Prohibition on providing a community television broadcasting service without a licence 135 Prohibition on providing a community radio broadcasting service without a licence 136 Continuing offences Division 1A—Civil penalty provisions relating to unlicensed services 136A Prohibition on providing a commercial television broadcasting service without a licence 136B Prohibition on providing a subscription television broadcasting service without a licence 136C Prohibition on providing a commercial radio broadcasting service without a licence 136D Prohibition on providing a community television broadcasting service without a licence 136E Prohibition on providing a community radio broadcasting service without a licence 136F Continuing breaches Division 2—Action by ACMA where a person provides a service without a licence 137 Remedial directions—unlicensed services 138 Breach of remedial direction—offences 138A Breach of remedial direction—civil penalty provision Division 3—Action in relation to breaches by licensees 139 Offence for breach of conditions of licences and class licences 140 Continuing offences 140A Civil penalty provisions relating to breach of conditions of licences and class licences 141 Remedial directions—licence conditions, class licences and codes of practice 142 Breach of remedial direction—offences 142A Breach of remedial direction—civil penalty provision 143 Suspension and cancellation Division 4—Action in relation to class licences 144 Application to Federal Court Part 10A—Anti‑hoarding rules 146A Simplified outline 146B Definitions 146C Designated events and designated series of events 146CA When event or series is eligible for delayed televising in the Central‑Western time zones 146D Program suppliers Division 2—Commercial television broadcasting licensees 146E Anti‑hoarding rule—licensees 146F Anti‑hoarding rule—program suppliers 146G What constitutes an offer to transfer rights to televise live events 146H Offers to transfer rights to televise live events 146J Contracts to acquire rights to televise live events must authorise the transfer of the rights 146K Simultaneous events in a series 146KA Delayed televising in the Central‑Western time zones Division 3—National broadcasters 146L Anti‑hoarding rule 146M What constitutes an offer to transfer rights to televise live events 146N Offers to transfer rights to televise live events 146P Contracts to acquire rights to televise live events must authorise the transfer of the rights 146Q Simultaneous events in a series 146R Delayed televising in the Central‑Western time zones Part 10B—Anti‑siphoning scheme 146S Simplified outline 146T Definitions 146U Media content service Division 2—Anti‑siphoning rules 146V Minister may protect the free availability of certain types of programs 146W Events in anti‑siphoning list should be televised for free 146X Extraterritorial application 146Y Remedial directions 146Z ACMA may obtain information and documents 146ZA Copies of documents Division 4—Review of this Part 146ZB Review of this Part 146ZC Minister may request report Part 11—Complaints to the ACMA Division 1—Complaints relating to action under licences and class licences 147 Complaints relating to offences or breach of licence conditions 148 Complaints under codes of practice 149 Investigation of complaints by the ACMA Division 1A—Complaints relating to anti‑siphoning 149A Complaints relating to anti‑siphoning 149B Investigation of complaints by the ACMA Division 2—Complaints relating to national broadcasting services or datacasting services provided by the ABC or SBS 150 Complaints relating to national broadcasting services or datacasting services provided by the ABC or SBS 151 Investigation of complaints relating to the ABC or SBS by the ACMA 152 Action by ACMA where complaint justified 153 ACMA may report to Minister on results of recommendation Part 13—Information gathering by the ACMA 168 Obtaining of information by the ACMA 169 Decision‑making by the ACMA not limited to matters discovered by investigation or hearing Division 2—Investigations 170 Investigations by the ACMA 171 Minister may direct ACMA to conduct an investigation 172 ACMA may call for written submissions from the public 173 Notice requiring appearance for examination 174 Examination on oath or affirmation 175 Examination to take place in private 176 Record to be made of examination 177 Production of documents for inspection 178 Report on investigation 179 Publication of report 180 Person adversely affected by report to be given opportunity to comment Division 3—Hearings 182 Power to hold hearings 183 Minister may direct ACMA to hold a hearing 184 Procedure for conduct of hearings 185 ACMA may direct holding of conference 186 Hearings to be informal, quick and economical 187 Hearings to be in public except in exceptional cases 188 Public notice of hearings 189 Confidential material not to be published 190 Directions as to private hearings 191 Constitution of ACMA for conduct of hearings 192 Presiding member 193 Reconstitution of hearing panel 194 Exercise of powers in relation to conduct of hearing 195 Summons to give evidence or produce documents 196 Written submissions may be made to hearing 197 Evidence and submissions to be taken into account by ACMA 198 Representation at hearings 199 Reports on hearings Division 4—General 200 Protection of members and persons giving evidence 201 Protection of panel conducting hearing 202 Non‑compliance with requirement to give evidence 203 Proceedings for defamation not to lie Part 14—Appeals to the Administrative Review Tribunal 204 Appeals to the Administrative Review Tribunal 205 Notification of decisions to include notification of reasons and appeal rights Part 14AA—Collection and recovery of interim tax 205AA Simplified outline of this Part 205AB Assessments 205AC When interim tax becomes due and payable 205AD Recovery of interim tax 205AE Refund of overpayment of interim tax 205AF Late payment penalty 205AG Anti‑avoidance Part 14B—Civil penalties Division 1—Ancillary contravention of civil penalty provision 205E Ancillary contravention of civil penalty provision Division 2—Civil penalty orders 205EA Simplified outline