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Notice On A Non-Commercial Television In Mux 1

Original Language Title: Bekendtgørelse om ikke-kommercielt tv i MUX 1

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Scope

Chapter 2 Permissions

Chapter 3 Terms and Conditions

Chapter 4 Permit Applications

Chapter 5 The processing of applications by radio and television

Chapter 6 Software company supervision

Chapter 7 Advance to the application business

Chapter 8 Determination of accounts, etc.

Chapter 9 Accounting Accounting

Chapter 10 Other

Chapter 11 Entry into force

Appendix 1

Appendix 2

Appendix 3

Publication on non-commercial television in MUX 1 1)

In accordance with section 45 (4), 5 and 6, section 47, paragraph. 2, § 48 and § 92 a in the law of radio and television, cf. Law Order no. 827 of 26. August 2009 :

Chapter 1

Scope

§ 1. The commanders shall comprise the exercise of non-commercial software using the ground-based digital television broadcast of MUX 1 in accordance with the permits issued by the Radio and television Board.

Chapter 2

Permissions

§ 2. Exercise of non-commercial programme operation in MUX 1 requires in accordance with section 47 (4). 2, in the law of radio and television, a licence issued by the Radio and television board pursuant to the section 45 (5) of the law. One and two.

Paragraph 2. Paragraph 1 shall not apply to public service activities carried out by DR, TV 2/DANMARK A/S and the regional TV 2 enterprises.

§ 3. The radio and television board is issued in accordance with section 45 (4). 2, in the case of radio and television broadcasting, permit for the exercise of non-commercial programme business in MUX 1.

Paragraph 2. Permissions are distributed at the beauty pageant.

Paragraph 3. The radio and television will be able to do so in accordance with section 45 (4). 6, in the case of radio and television services without prior invitation to tender, temporary permission of up to 1 month for the exercise of non-commercial programme activities.

Paragraph 4. This may include, in the case of invitations to tender, whether or not to grant temporary permission on three months ' notice, the remaining period of time used for the execution of the programme activities in accordance with the third month shall be subject to the granting of a temporary suspension. Section 11 (1). 5.

Paragraph 5. The radio and television won't be able to offer you free time. In this respect, the attention shall be given to the extent of the availability of the free time concoction with the remaining period of authorisation, cf. section 5 and, where appropriate, the number of applications for prior tendering procedures.

§ 4. The radio and television board grants authorisations to eight regional areas equivalent to the television 2 regions.

Paragraph 2. The Board shall issue, where appropriate, by the name of the Board on the basis of applications for applications, the national authorisations shall be required to cover the requirements referred to in paragraph 1. 1 led regional areas. National authorizations send time can be 21 hours per hour. week.

§ 5. Authorisation shall be issued for a period of five years, however, the first time, with expiry of the 31. December, 2013, cf. however, section 3 (3). 3.

Paragraph 2. The radio and television board may issue licences with shorter duration than 5 years to obtain a common expiry date for the authorisations.

§ 6. Authorisation shall be issued with a weekly minimum period of time, which may not be altered by the granting of new authorisations during the authorisation period, unless the time is not used by the holder of the consent holder.

§ 7. Program activities in MUX 1 in accordance with the permits of the Radio and TV Board may be carried out on all days of the time period at 9 p.m. 9 p.m. to 5 p.m., however, program activities cannot be carried out in the territory of the TV/MIDT area during the period during which TV/MIDT is broadcasting news broadcasts from TV 2/NORD, or the TV SYDs area in the hours when TV SYD releases news broadcasts from television. 2 /ØSTJYLLAND, cf. Annex 1.

Paragraph 2. In connection with the issue of national licences pursuant to section 4 (4), The second paragraph shall take the board on the basis of the applications submitted, including information relating to programme teams and / or target groups, etc., a decision on which time within the framework of paragraph 1. 1 mentioned time period will be available to national programme activities.

Chapter 3

Terms and Conditions

The Program

§ 8. The radio and television Board shall lay down in connection with the issue of license terms and conditions for the programme company. In this respect, the Board may provide for the application to be carried out in accordance with the application.

Paragraph 2. No advertisements may be included in the program company.

Paragraph 3. Changes to the programme business must be approved by the Radio and TV Board.

§ 9. Programmes must not be sent out, which could seriously damage the physical, psychological or moral development of minors, including in particular programmes containing pornography or unmotivated violence.

Paragraph 2. Other programmes which may harm the physical, mental or moral development of minors may not be sent unless, at the time of the choice of the period of time or by technical measures, that minors in the area of the transmission are normally not seen or they hear the broadcasts. When the programmes are sent out of an uncoded form, an acoustic warning should be given prior to them, or they must be marked as a visual symbol throughout their duration.

Paragraph 3. The programmes must not in any way incite hatred on the grounds of race, sex, religion, nationality or sexual orientation.

§ 10. The holder of a national permit in accordance with section 4 (4). 2, shall aim to :

1) that over half of the period of time which does not consist of news, sporting events, competitions and text television will be placed on the market for European programmes, cf. Annex 2, and

2) 10%. of the transmitting time that does not consist of news, sporting events, competitions and text television, or 10%. of the programme budget shall be allocated to European programmes from producers who are independent of the television undertaking. A suitable proportion shall be reserved for the only application of new date, i.e. programmes sent out within five years of their production.

Sendesamitworks and so on.

§ 11. Containers of authorisations for the execution of the programme activities in the same region must be included in a senate assembly. The proprietors of national licences shall also be included in a sendeco operation. Sendesamantors are organized as a union or equivalent legal form.

Paragraph 2. The rules of cooperation in the sendecoal cooperation shall be set by agreement between the members of the send-up team, cf. however, paragraph 1 15.

Paragraph 3. Sencollected will assign a contact person who contacts N/A DIGI TV and the television and television board.

Paragraph 4. The transforming part of the broadcasters, in accordance with the priorities of the Radio and TV, shall be in accordance with the priorities. ~ § 15 and 16, the name of the Radio and TV Board granted minimum time-time, cf. section 6, at the time of the send, cf. § 7.

Paragraph 5. By allocating the other time of the time, that is to say. free periods of time temporarily utilised, in addition to the members of the Senate, any holders of temporary authorisation for the execution of the programme activities in the region, the authorisation holders of other regions or holders of permit for the exercise of national programme activities, which have been notified in the interest of the undertaking of the programme undertaking in the region concerned. In addition, the regional TV 2 business is involved.

Paragraph 6. In the distribution of air time, the senate shall endeavour to obtain alsium programme activities by subject matter and target groups.

Paragraph 7. Regional sendecoworks must also, at the distribution of the other send time, prioritize the programme activity in this order :

1) application-by-holders of temporary authorisations ;

2) application business exercised by holders of authorisations for the region in question ;

3) programme activities carried out by the regional TV 2 establishment concerned ;

4) application business exercised by other holders of authorisation.

Paragraph 8. The national sendeco activities shall also prioritize the programme ' s activities in this order in order to distribute the national transmitting activities :

1) application-by-holders of temporary authorisations ;

2) software business exercised by the holders of national authorisations ;

3) application business exercised by other holders of authorisation.

Niner. 9. The contact person shall notify the radio and television reports on the distribution of the minimum period of time and the distribution of other time allots.

Paragraph 10. The regional assembly function is required to coordinate signal deliveries for regional deployment in accordance with paragraph 1. 4-7 to a single signal delivered to the local regional TV 2 business.

Paragraph 11. For the nationwide broadcasting function, signalling deliveries must be delivered to a regional TV 2 business. The national transmitting cooperation shall be required to draw up a comprehensive network broadcast plan in accordance with paragraph 1. 4 and 8, with information on which regional TV 2 enterprises, the individual signal deliveries are made. The sendecooperated shall provide appropriate notice to any amendments therein.

Nock. 12. The sendeco work pays I/S DIGI TV for the capacity of MUX 1 that is allocated for distribution of it in accordance with paragraph 1. 4-8 software business. The sendecooperated shall, with appropriate notice, make any changes to the need for capacity. The payment obligation shall also include the forefront of the programmes from each region for TV 2/DANMARK A/S in Odense, as well as from TV 2/DANMARK A/S in Odense and to the cell towers. The members of the broadcasting act shall show solidarity for the payment agreed with I/S DIGI-TV.

Paragraph 13. The senate work may, as well as other members of the permit holders, send in the other time of dispatch, to require payment for the time of the sending of the goods ;

Paragraph 14. The provisions of paragraph 1. 11-13 do not apply to programs from the regional TV 2 companies that are distributed in MUX 1.

Paragraph 15. The Radio and TV Board shall make a proposal for a statute, cf. Annex 3, which includes, inter alia, the provisions which may only be devised from the approval of the Radio and television Board.

Paragraph 16. If the authorisation indexes in a sendeco fail to agree on the distribution of minimum or economic conditions, etc., decision shall be taken by the Radio and television Board. Similarly, the Radio and Television Board shall decide upon a dispute between the authorisation holders, including RACs, on the allocation of other time and economic conditions and so on for the distribution of the other.

§ 12. The programmes shall be initiated no later than three months after the issue of the authorization.

Paragraph 2. The radio and television board may dispensers from paragraph 1. 1 if special conditions apply.

Chapter 4

Permit Applications

§ 13. The application for a permit shall be applied to an application form which can be requisitioned from the radio and television board.

Paragraph 2. The application for authorisation shall contain information on :

1) Name, address, phone number and email of the applicant. If the applicant has more than one address, they shall be provided with a description of the functions being taken from the different addresses.

2) Financial relations, including how the operation will be financed.

3) The character of the programmer, including description of the program types, cf. paragraph 5, and program categories, i.e. For example, news, actuality, sport, religious service, entertainment, child programmes, youth programmes, and the time-sharing of individual programtypers and programme categories. It also illuminates whether the company aligs itself with specific target groups, such as alders or population groups.

4) Applications for the authorisation of a regional programme must include information on the extent of own-produced programmes for the region concerned, of their own-produced programmes from other regions and other programmes, as well as the extent of ; reruns distributed on the three types of application, cf. paragraph 5.

5) Applications for a national permit shall contain information on the extent of self-produced programmes and other programmes, as well as the extent of reruns distributed on the two types of software, cf. paragraph 5 : applications must also contain requests for the location of the sendetisation.

6) Wants the number of hours per unit. week. In this connection, it must be indicated whether the application will be suspended if the number of hours of consenting the requested number of hours cannot be met.

7) Plans for solid cooperation with other programme and / or production enterprises and so on about the programme business.

8) The name that the network will use.

Paragraph 3. Furthermore, the Board may, by the way, require the information it considers necessary for the examination of the application. The Board may set a time limit for the submission of information. If the board is not able to obtain sufficient information, a refusal shall be made on the application.

Paragraph 4. Changes in relation to the information application shall be communicated to the Radio and TV Board, as amended in relation to the provisions referred to in paragraph 1. 2, no. 3-5, however, prior to the approval of the Radio and television board, cf. § 8 (3) 3.

Paragraph 5. For the purposes of this notice, the application types shall be the following types of application :

1) own-produced programmes for the region to which the authorisation covers ;

2) own-produced programmes from other regions,

3) own-produced programmes for national programme activities ;

4) other programmes.

Chapter 5

The processing of applications by radio and television

§ 14. In the case of applications for applications, the Radio and TV Board shall seek to ensure the individual region, or the national part of the period of time, a comprehensive programme business of a general nature in relation to topics and / or target groups.

Paragraph 2. In the case of applications, the Radio and TV Board shall, inter alia, place the emphasis on the applicant ' s economic capability and the possibility of realises the set up of the programme.

§ 15. For the processing of applications for software in the individual regions, the application of the Radio and TV Board shall be given in the following order applicants for the application of the programme containing :

1) own-produced programmes for the region in question ;

2) own-produced programmes from other regions,

3) Other programmes.

§ 16. In the process of processing applications for national programme activities priority shall be given to the radio and television avenging in the following order applications which are carrying out :

1) Property-produced applications

2) Other programmes.

§ 17. In the case of the application for temporary authorisation, the Radio and TV Board shall, in addition to the priorities referred to in section 15 and 16, attach the importance of the programme activities in the application to be compared with the programme activities carried out in the other submitted time ; in the region concerned, the respective national broadcasting activities in order to ensure a general programme undertaking of the general nature of the region concerned, or the national transmitting assembly.

§ 18. For the purposes of programmes produced for the region concerned, the relevant programmes shall be understood as to their content in their content against the seers in the region.

Paragraph 2. For self-productions, the programmes shall mean the programmes produced by the holder of the authorisation holder themselves or on behalf of his own account.

Chapter 6

Software company supervision

§ 19. The radio and television Board shall monitor the performance of the programme undertaking, including the use of subsidy under Chapter 7. The asting shall carry out random checks on this subject.

20. The radio and television Board shall be subject to section 42, no. 3, in the law on radio and television company infringements of the law, provisions laid down by the law and terms of application permits and may involve the authorisation, cf. Act 50.

§ 21. In the context of the handling of cases of infringement of the law, provisions laid down in accordance with the law and the terms and conditions laid down in connection with the issue of the application of the programme, the Radio and TV Board shall be subject to the authorisation holder. In cases related to programme activities issued at the same time by several permission holders or in accordance with a solid cooperation relationship on the programme, the Radio and TV Board shall select the number of the consent holder for the contract.

§ 22. Program activity holders pursuant to section 39 (4). 3, in the law of radio and television broadcasters obligated to notify the Board of the Information, extraditing the documents, etc., and submit written opinions required by the Board of the Board. The Board may set a time limit for the submission of such information and so on.

-23. A possible penalty in accordance with section 50 of the law on radio and television broadcasters may be directed at one or all of the holders of an authorisation for a programme which has engaged the programme operation being sanctioned.

Chapter 7

Advance to the application business

§ 24. The radio and television board may grant grants to the permission holders referred to in section 3 (3). 1.

Paragraph 2. For the sections referred to in section 4 (4), One, it is a prerequisite for subsidies that the stations have a broad contact with the local community.

§ 25. If the Radio and TV Board is required to do so, the application for a grant shall be informed of any pending or ceased proceedings for the courts or public authorities.

Paragraph 2. If the case concerns the operation and operation of the station and if the case concerns infringements of media liability law, rules on non-subsidy by radio and television or the television or penal code etc., and where the infringement is abusive ; or, of the repeated nature of the repeated nature, the Radio and TV Board shall be able to decide on the refusal of the application for grants.

Paragraph 3. The Radio and TV Board shall be able to assess the results referred to in paragraph 1. 2 mentioned only the emphasis on offences committed by the station itself or by a leading employee, including unpaid labour, and whereas, finally, decisions have been made by the Present Board or, at last, taken, administrative decision.

Paragraph 4. If the station does not comply with the information referred to in paragraph 1, the request for Radio and television shall be provided. 2 such conditions may be given by the radio and television board in its assessment of the application for grants.

SECTION 26. Deposits shall be granted as an operating grant and shall be calculated on the basis of the extent of the total, eligible time of the stations, together with weighting of the individual station eligible hours in accordance with paragraph 1. 4-6.

Paragraph 2. Operating grants cannot be provided for sendems, which consist of test images, websites containing information, websites, text-TV, so-called info channels, and similar program company or broadcast from fixed-up cameras.

Paragraph 3. A maximum of operating grants may be granted to 3 hours a week.

Paragraph 4. The amount of the 1-hour first time transmission shall be calculated on the basis of a point system according to the following model with regard to permits in accordance with section 4 (4). 1 :

Programmed programmes for the regional area
5
Property production from other regions
2
Other Programs
1

Paragraph 5. The amount of the 1-hour first time transmission shall be calculated on the basis of a point system according to the following model with regard to permits in accordance with section 4 (4). 2 :

Property-productions
5
Other Programs
1

Paragraph 6. Grants may be awarded to a television station rerun to up to five times the annual number of hours of first-time events. Deposits to recast shall be granted by 25%. of the point number obtained by the first-time broadcast in accordance with paragraph 1. 4 and 5.

Paragraph 7. In the case of first-time transmission, broadcasts that have not previously been sent to the station or any other station in the authorisation area were taken. Minor changes in a previously transmitted show do not lead to the transmission of the programme as a first-time report.

Paragraph 8. Co-productions with other television stations shall be taken into account in the calculation of eligible times proportional to the rate of funding of the station.

§ 27. The radio and television board shall determine the allocation of grants between the radio and television area on the basis of the framework for the annual appropriation for the purpose of the purpose of which the subsidy was paid from previous years.

Paragraph 2. However, the amount of the television and television next to the television area must be at least 50%. and a maximum of 70%. of the total appropriation, cf. paragraph 1.

§ 28. The Radio and TV Board shall carry out an annual application round for the grant of grants.

§ 29. Applications for grants must contain information on the planned number of eligible hours, broken down in sections 26, paragraph 1. 4-6, mentioned types of application.

-$30. The annual operating rate of operating grants shall be a maximum amount calculated on the basis of the information submitted at the time of the application. Thus, the operating grant may not subsequently be regulated, provided that the station extends its period of time, or where the actual amount of the beneficiary ' s actual amount of aid has been allocated on the basis of the periods in section 26 (3). 4-6, mentioned types of application may lead to a larger grant.

Paragraph 2. In the case of financial statements for the grant year, the station shall be provided to the station as part of the accounts to provide a sendeerage schedule with information on actual transmission hours issued by the station in the grant year, including details of the actual actual date ; Realized the distribution of sendeh lessons in the section 26 (s). 4-6, mentioned types of application. The radio and television board may then make a regulation of the subsidy, cf. paragraph 1.

§ 31. The radio and television board may, on the basis of the application, permit a station receiving operating grants under the radio and television television slot, to suspend the programme during a period, for example during the summer recess. The station is not eligible for operating grants during the period during which the software business is terminated.

§ 32. A television station operating grant may on an annual basis amount to the actual operating costs of the station for the year in question. Where the total operating grant exceeds operating expenditure, the excess operating grant shall be repaid.

Paragraph 2. The operating allowance is intended to contribute to the financing of the operating costs of the station, including at the level of expenditure and programme production.

Paragraph 3. Payable expenditure financed from the subsidy may not exceed the level of the governmental agreement for a similar work.

Paragraph 4. The operating allowance may be used for the purchase of equipment necessary for the production of the production of programmes. The buying-in shall not exceed the market price. Equipment may be written off to the estimated life of the year or the cost of the expenditure in the field of acquisition. Equipment purchased from the broadcasters from the Radio and TV Board is the possession of the station and shall be purchased in the station's name.

§ 33. Depledged pledges are suspended and awarded grants may be in accordance with Article 92 (a) (a). 3, in the case of radio and television services, are repaid in cases where grants do not meet the conditions of the subsidy or not implement the prefixed programme activities.

Paragraph 2. Paragraph 1 shall apply mutatis muctis if an adequate, signatory shall not be provided, or if the time limit for the submission of accounts is not complied with.

§ 34. The oversight of the subsidy rules may be in accordance with section 50 (3). 1, no. 1, in the case of radio and television broadcasters, where the infringement is abusive or the infringement is often repeated, a temporary or permanent withdrawal of the application authorization.

Chapter 8

Determination of accounts, etc.

$35. Depending on the size of the station, a bookstore shall be organised continuously and in a reassuring manner giving an overview of the state's economic position and the use of the grant of the grant. Accounting shall be carried out throughout the year.

Paragraph 2. If the grant is granted to an individual holder who is a single person or who has other activities other than local software, the station shall be operated as an independent accounting unit, separated from any other activities.

§ 36. The booking must be organised in such a way that there is clear correlation between the individual transactions and the accounts.

§ 37. The accounting documents shall be kept in a sound and accessible period for at least five years from the end of the financial year to which the material relates. The five-year rule is also in the case of the closure of the station. In the event that the station closes, the last chair shall be responsible for keeping the storage unit.

§ 38. The accounting material may be stored electronically, but must at any time be printed in text.

§ 39. Stations that receive operating grants from the Radio and TV Board shall provide annual accounts for the station.

Paragraph 2. Stations receiving operating grants shall keep the initial broadcasts which have formed the basis for the calculation of the subsidy until the annual accounts for the year in question have been approved by the Radio and television board. In the same period, the Stations must keep the program views of the published applications.

§ 40. The annual accounts shall give a true picture of the assets, liabilities, economic position of the staff, as well as the result. The accounts shall include the entire operation of the entire station.

Paragraph 2. Deposits received from the Radio and TV Board shall be shown separately from the annual accounts. This includes received subsidies as well as subsidies for the financial year. Other revenue and costs must be specified in such a way that the profit and loss account is provided in a clear form. Depreciation and interest-income and expenditure shall be shown separately.

Paragraph 3. The balance of the accounts must include a reliable and overly overview of the assets and liabilities of the station. In the case of own funds, a capital explanation shall be prepared where the movements of the own capital shall be specified in the main headings.

Chapter 9

Accounting Accounting

Operating allowance under 100 grand.

§ 41. For a total operating grant of less than 100 000 DKK no audits shall be carried out. A score signed by the overall management of the station is sufficient. With his signature, the administration is in charge of the use of the subsidy for the purposes of the purpose.

Operating allowance, between $100,000. and 500,000 kroner.

§ 42. For a total operating grant of between 100 000 kr. and 500,000 kroner. an audit shall be carried out in accordance with the rules laid down in § § 43-47. The audit may be carried out by a non-skilled accountant. However, the auditor must meet the general hability requirements, i.e. auditor shall be personal, family and economic independent of the station and its management.

§ 43. The auditor must at the audit review whether the accounts are correct, that is to say. without major errors and shortcomings, whether the grant conditions have been met and whether the subsidy has been used for the purposes of a thrift.

§ 44. The station management shall provide the auditor with the information which may be considered to be relevant to the assessment of the accounts. Management shall allow auditor access to carry out the studies it considers necessary and shall ensure that the auditor receives the information and the assistance the auditor considers necessary for the performance of his duties.

§ 45. If the auditor is aware of the offences or bylaws of regulations of major importance in connection with the management of grants, the auditor shall immediately notify the station and ensure that the management before three ; The next few weeks, the Radio and TV Board will be notified of this. If not, it is the duty of the auditor to inform the Board of Radio and television. The auditor's comments are sent together with the message.

§ 46. Section 45 shall apply mutatis muted if the auditor is audited, or in any other way, to the fact that the continuous operation of the station is uncertain for economic or other reasons.

§ 47. The auditor shall provide the audited accounts with a certificate of auditing. Reservations and additional information shall be indicated in the endorsement.

Potato $500,000. or more

§ 48. For a total operating grant of 500,000 kr. or more, the review shall be carried out in accordance with the rules in section 44-46 and § § 49-55. The audit shall be carried out by a state sautorised or registered auditor or municipal audit bodies.

Paragraph 2. In the case of a change of auditor, the acceding auditor shall make representations to the severing auditor who has a duty to provide the reasons for the termination.

§ 49. The audit shall be carried out in accordance with good public audit practice, as defined in section 3 of the review of the state's financial statements, etc. (Declapidation no. 3 of 7. in January 1997, and in more detail the provisions of paragraph 1. 2.

Paragraph 2. The audit shall be reviewed, whether the accounts are correct and whether the arrangements covered by the clearance of accounts are in accordance with the appropriations, laws and other regulations, as well as the agreements and practices that have been entered into and, as appropriate, the practice. A assessment shall also be made of the extent to which the financial account has been taken of the management of the subsidy funds and in the operation of the department covered by the accounts.

$50. The scope of the audit depends on the level of administrative structure and business procedures, including internal control and other matters of accounting decision.

§ 51. The year is usually reviewed during the year. As part of the audit, the auditor examines the existing business practices, including the trajector's registration of inferred items, in order to ensure that internal controls are reassuring. In addition to system audits, the auditor shall carry out sub-audits necessary. The review will be carried out as a starting point for random surveys. Unscheduled case and holding inspections are included in the audit.

Paragraph 2. The final audit shall be subject to the fact that the accounts are drawn up in accordance with the rules laid down in this notice and that it does not contain any significant errors or deficiencies, and whether the arrangements which are subject to the provisions of the Directive, the accounts shall be in accordance with the appropriations, laws, regulations and other provisions, as well as concluded agreements and practices.

Paragraph 3. The management audit shall examine whether financial considerations have been taken into account in the management of the station. The review is carried out with the starting point of the station reporting to target-level targets and achieved results, as well as thrift, productivity and efficiency.

§ 52. The auditor shall provide the audited accounts with a certificate of auditing, of which it shall show that the accounts have been revised in accordance with the rules laid down in this notice. Reservations and additional information shall be indicated in the endorsement.

Paragraph 2. The auditor shall submit a report on the audit work carried out, including the auditor's assessment and conclusion on the statement of the station to comply with the resulting performance requirements.

Paragraph 3. The report shall be issued in a separate audit protocol. The Protocol shall provide for information on the audit work carried out and the results of this, and of material uncertainty, errors or deficiencies concerning the accounts ' s accounting officer, accounting or internal control.

Paragraph 4. The audit shall also account for the management audit carried out. In particular, the auditor ' s study and assessment and conclusions relating to economical, productivity and efficiency, as well as dispositions outside the purpose of the station.

§ 53. It shall be stated in the official record of the annual accounts as to whether auditor meets the ability of the legislation to the extent to which the auditor has received all the requested information and whether the audit has given rise to the following information ; any comments on whether the subsidy has been used in accordance with the conditions specified and whether the audit has given rise to comments on whether the refund and subsidy are made in accordance with the applicable requirements ; rules.

Paragraph 2. The audit protocol shall also include information on special reports or declarations, of special reports, advice and assistance.

§ 54. The annual accounts shall be endorsed by the overall management of the station, which also confirms the records of the auditor on the auditor ' s record that they have been reviewing the audit protocols.

Paragraph 2. The reside of the audit protocol to be submitted together with the annual accounts for the Radio and television Board shall be submitted within three months of the expiry of the financial year.

Chapter 10

Other

§ 55. Sendecollectims are obliged to notify the information supplied by the Radio and TV, extraditing the documents, etc., and submit written opinions required by the Board of the Board. The Board may set a time limit for the submission of information and so on.

Chapter 11

Entry into force

§ 56. The announcement shall enter into force on the 21. September, 2009.

Cultural Ministry, 17. September 2009Carina Christensen / Lars M. Banke

Appendix 1

Broadcast of the news outcasts of regional TV 2 companies in accordance with section 7 (4). 1.

This is stated in section 7 (2). 1 that application business in MUX 1 in accordance with the permits of the Radio and TV Board may be carried out on all days of the time period at 9 p.m. 9 p.m. to 5 p.m., however, program activities cannot be carried out in the territory of the TV/MIDT area during the period during which TV/MIDT is broadcasting news broadcasts from TV 2/NORD, or the TV SYDs area in the hours when TV SYD releases news broadcasts from television. 2 / ØSTJYLLAND.

These periods are as follows :

On Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, and Sundays, TV 2 / Sul-West is at noon. 22:00-22:30 TV 2 / NORDs main news broadcast from the same night, i.e. the one that has been circulemitted by TV 2/NORD at 9 p.m. 7:30-8:00.

On Saturdays, TV2/Midt-west is broadcast. 22:00-22:15 TV 2 / NORDs main news broadcast from the same night, i.e. the one that has been circulemitted by TV 2/NORD at 9 p.m. 7:30-7:45.

On Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, and Sundays, TV SYD is broadcasting at 3 p.m. 22:00-22:30 TV 2 / ØSTJYLLANDs main news bullehead from the same night, i.e. the one that has been issued by TV 2 /ØSTJYLLAND at 7:30-8:00.

On Saturdays, TV shows up at 5:00. 22:00-22:15 TV 2 / ØSTJYLLANDs main news bullehead from the same night, i.e. the one that has been issued by the ESTJYLLAND at noon. 7:30-7:45.


Appendix 2

Definition of European programmes

1. For the purposes of European programmes, this notice shall be the following :

1) Programmes manufactured in Member States of the Community,

2) programmes produced in European third countries, which are Parties to the European Convention on Cross-border Television of the Council of Europe, which fulfil the conditions laid down in paragraph 2 ;

3) programmes produced in other European third countries and which fulfil the conditions laid down in paragraph 3 ;

4) the application of the provisions of no 2 and 3 are conditional on the non-discrimination of programmes originating in the Member States for discriminatory measures in the third countries concerned.

Item 1, point 1, no. The programmes referred to in paragraph 1 and 2 (1) and (2) shall be those made mainly under the participation of authors and employees residing in one or more of the states referred to in the same paragraph. 1 and 2, when one of the following three conditions is met :

1) They are produced by one or more of the producers established in one or more of these states ;

2) production of the programmes shall be monitored and controlled effectively by one or more of the producers established in one or more of these States ;

3) Coproducences in these states are in charge of the bulk of the total cost of the copy operation, and this is not checked by one or more producers established outside these States.

Item 1, point 1. The programmes referred to in paragraph 3 are either manufactured in coproduction with producers established in one or more Member States, or made independent of producers established in one or more European third countries, with which : The Community has concluded a comprehensive agreement on the audiovisual sector, provided that they are mainly produced by complicity of authors and employees who are resident in one or more states in Europe.

4. Programmes that are not European programmes in the meaning specified in paragraph 1 but which have been produced in the framework of bilateral co-duction agreements between Member States and third countries shall be considered to be European productions, provided that the majority of them are not : Total production costs are held by the coproducenters in the Community and, where production is not controlled by one or more producers established outside the Member States.

5. Programs that are not European programmes in accordance with paragraphs 1 and 4 but which have been produced mainly during the participation of authors and employees residing in one or more Member States shall be regarded as European programmes in one ; the extent to which a large proportion of the total production costs of the co-production costs in the Community have been held.


Appendix 3

Proposal for the Staff Regulations for Sendesams

§ 1 Name, location and purpose
Paragraph 1. Uniname's name is
Paragraph 2. has registered office and operate in :
Paragraph 3. the purpose of which is to perform common concerns for television stations which have the authority of the Radio and TV Board to send television in in accordance with the notice of notification no. xxx of xx. June 2009 on non-commercially television in MUX 1.
§ 2 Membership
Paragraph 1. All television stations that have the authority of the Radio and TV board to broadcast television in in accordance with the notice of notification no. xxx of xx. In June 2009 on non-commercial television in MUX 1, it is right and obligation to be members of the association, cf. however, section 3.
§ 3 Exclusion
Paragraph 1. The Administrative Board shall be able to exclude a member network if the train fails to meet agreements on the distribution of time or where the station fails to comply with its payment commitments or otherwise significantly demortuate its obligations to the septides.
Paragraph 2 : If there is a difference of opinion on the exclusion, this will be in accordance with the section 10 (10) of the notice. 15, could be brought in for the Radio and TV.
§ 4 General Assembly
Paragraph 1. The General Assembly is the highest authority of the association. The General Assembly shall be held each year before 1. May and convenes at least 14 days ' notice by written notice.
Paragraph 2 of the Extraordinary General Assembly may be convened by the chairman, three members of the Management Board, or, if at least half of the members, make proposals to this effect.
Paragraph 3. The agenda for the ordinary general assembly shall include at least the following points :
1. Rerouting and referent.
2. Report and approval of the Management Board.
3. The presentation and approval of the financial accounts.
4. incoming proposals.
5. The presentation and approval of the budget.
6. Establishment of quotas.
7. Management of Board of Directors and alternates.
Eighth Election of the accountant.
9th, if you know.
Paragraph 4. No decision can be taken on proposals that have not been on the agenda.
Proposal for paragraph 1. 3, no. 4 shall be the board at the latest the seven days before the meeting of the General Assembly.
Paragraph 5. The vote at the general meeting has membership stations that have not falsified a debt to the association.
§ 5 Constylize
Paragraph 1. The Management Board consists of five people, two of which are selected in unequal years, and 3 is selected for the same year. The first time the board of directors is elected shall be considered to be the highest-stamped-stamped candidates for the longest period of time.
Paragraph 2 : The management board is constituting itself with President, Vice-President, teller and secretary.
Paragraph 3. The board is responsible for the General Assembly.
Paragraph 4 The Management Board shall ensure that the association resolves its tasks, cf. Section 6-9 special.
section 6 Task's tasks relating to the distribution of minimum time limits
Paragraph 1. The members of the Software and television Board shall agree on the distribution of the minimum period of time, which, according to the authorisation of the Radio and TV Board, is allocated to each of the members. In the distribution of the minimum time period, the members shall, as far as possible, take account of requests for the location of the send time, which is justified by scheduled programme-team and target groups for the programme business, cf. the authorization issued by the Board.
section 7 The tasks of the association for the distribution of the other send time ;
Paragraph 1. After a minimum period of time distribution has been distributed, the association of a period not less than 1 month shall publicly invite the local regional TV 2 business and programme authorisation holders as referred to in paragraph 1. 2.1.( ii) and (iv) to declare an interest in the use of the other broadcasting time, which shall be restocked by the association and the time allotted by the Radio and TV Board.
Paragraph 2. The remaining period of time shall be distributed according to the following guidelines, including any holders of temporary authorisations and other stations which, in accordance with paragraph 1, shall be divided. 1 has declared an interest in using the other send time :
1. In the case of the distribution of the remaining period of time, the following priority shall be followed :
i)
Interim of temporary application authorisations issued to the relevant region / country-wide band of transformers.
(ii)
Member of the sendecooperated
(iii)
Site regional TV 2-company
(iv)
Other applications authorizations for MUX 1
2. In the distribution of the other times of the time, the association shall endeavour to obtain alsium programme activities by topics and target groups. However, the United States shall always, at the time of three months ' notice, make the time for the holders of temporary authorisations issued to the region of the region / national unit of the country concerned.
Paragraph 3. The unification determines the duration of the distribution of the remaining period of time, with temporary authorisations pursuant to the section 3 (3) of the notice. 3, has a maximum duration of 1 month. In accordance with Article 3 (3) of the notice, 4, the Radio and television board (in connection with the tender period of time), with 3 months ' notice, can be taken into account for the rest of the time.
§ 8 Pate for publication
Paragraph 1. The association has a duty to publish it at any time in the current distribution of time, contact information on the members and in other stations which, in accordance with section 7, send to the region of the region of the country concerned, as well as the procedure for administration of the other send times on an Internet page or other similar way.
section 9 The Unix's Tasks for the Url Delivery Delivery in MUX 1
Paragraph 1. The association is required to coordinate the signalling deliveries from the members and other stations which, in accordance with section 7, send to the region in question to a single signal being delivered to the regional TV 2 business area.
Paragraph 2 : for the national broadcasting operation, the individual members and other stations, which, pursuant to section 7, send to the National Shipping League, shall be obliged to deliver their signal to a regional TV 2 business and that the association is required to provide information I/S DIGI TV and all regional TV 2 companies on the distribution of the time of the national senate band at member stations, times and respective regional TV 2 enterprises, with the execution of the execution of the non-execution of the relevant information ; regional TV 2 enterprises are significantly inconvenience.
§ 10 Finance
Paragraph 1. s financial year shall follow the calendar year.
Paragraph 2 : the accounts shall be reviewed by the auditors-general of the House.
Paragraph 3. Revised accounts for the previous year and the budget for the following year shall be available no later than 14 days before the meeting of the General Assembly in order to be able to review the Member States before it is to be approved.
Paragraph 4. The Union shall be charged with the members and other stations which, pursuant to section 7, send in the region concerned / the national unit of the air, the payment of the published programmes and shall make a total payment to I/S DIGI-TV.
Paragraph 5. The association's members shall be liable in accordance with Section 11 (1) of the notice. 12, of solidarity for the payment agreed with I/S DIGI-TV. By the way, the union alone will be honored by her fortune.
Paragraph 6. The Management Board may notify the prokura within a specified amount of the amount. However, not on the purchase of fixed property or paw-off.
§ 11 The drawing right
Paragraph 1. The association shall be endorsed by the chairman and the vice-chairman of the association or by four board members in association.
§ 12 Change of statutes
Paragraph 1. The general meeting may be notified at the General Assembly when proposals are notified in the meeting notice and if at least 2/3 of the votes cast votes shall be in favour.
Paraguations 2. Attachments shall be communicated to the Radio and TV Board, as amended by the provisions of sections 2 to 3, section 6, 9, as well as § 10. 4 and 5, section 12 (2). Article 13 (2) and Article 13 (3). 2, pursuant to section 11 (11) of the notice. 14 can only be done with the approval of the radio and television board.
§ 13 Solution
Paragraph 1. Decisions on the resolution of the association shall be taken by the Management Board
and shall be approved at a general meeting of at least 2/3 of the votes cast.
Paragraph 2, solution must be approved for the approval of the Radio and television board.
Paragraph 3. In the event of a solution, the resources and the cultural or non-profit-making use of the association shall be used.
Official notes

1) The notice continues to implement provisions that implement parts of Directive 97 /36/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 30. June 1997 amending Council Directive 89 /552/EEC on the coordination of certain laws, regulations and administrative provisions laid down in the Member States concerning the pursuit of television broadcasting activities (EC-tiering 1997. L 202's. 60).