Key Benefits:
| Appendix 1 | Illustration of the 13 areas of the DAB block 3 and the associated frequencies (given by channel numbers), |
| Appendix 2 | Mandatory provisions of the instruments of the transmitting assembly |
Publication of the availability of authorizations for the Radio and TV Board of the Program activities in the regional divided DAB block 3
In accordance with section 45 (4), 5, and section 48 of the law on radio and television, cf. Law Order no. 255 of 20. March 2014 :
§ 1. The radio and television board provides authorisations for software activities in 13 areas of the regional DAB block 3, cf. Annex 1.
Paragraph 2. Program authorization in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 cannot be notified DR.
Permissions
§ 2. The radio and television board is issued up to 16 authorisations in each of the 13 areas of the regional DAB block 3, cf. Annex 1.
Paragraph 2. Application permissions are assigned by the Radio and TV Board on the application, cf. § § 6-9.
Paragraph 3. Program authorisation may be issued to the same applicant in several areas. An applicant can obtain multiple application permissions in the same area.
Paragraph 4. If there is any available capacity in an area, the Radio and TV Board may, by application issue temporary permits, see it in accordance with the application. the section 45 (4) of the radio and television. 7.
§ 3. Program authorisation will allow the holder of the permission of the capacity of the DAB block 3 in the area to which the permission includes, cf. Annex 1.
Paragraph 2. DAB capacity is understood in this notice as the capacity of the Main Service Channel (MSC) in a digital transmission to the transmission of DAB, cf. The ETSI standard EN 300 401.
Paragraph 3. The authorisation holders shall send the programmes in DAB + format.
Paragraph 4. Without compensation, the authorisation holders shall accept changes to technology, the format of etc., provided that a political decision is taken on this subject.
§ 4. These programmes shall be issued for a period of eight years of the Radio and television board for the candidates referred to in section 7 to 9. The authorisations shall enter into force on the date of issue.
Paragraph 2. The permit holders shall, in accordance with the procedure laid down in the transmission system, have to be made in accordance with section 11, initiate application activities in all or part of the territory covered by the authorization no later than six months after the issue of the application authorization.
Paragraph 3. The radio and television board may, in special cases, subject to the application for the commencement of programme activities within the requirements referred to in paragraph 1, in particular cases. 2 specified time limit.
Paragraph 4. Permissions for the execution of software operations in the DAB block 3 may be transferable. The radio and television board shall be informed at the same time as a transfer of the information.
Paragraph 5. Transition as referred to in paragraph 1. 4 also includes indirect transfers, including transfers of shares, parties or other owning interests which result in changes in terms of the authorizing influence over the authorisation holder.
Paragraph 6. Frequency charges are payable according to the provisions of the frequency legislation.
The Program
§ 5. 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, minors are not normally part of the broadcasts. In the run-up to the programmes, a warning of the content of the programmes shall be given prior to them.
Paragraph 3. The programme must not in any way encourage hatred on the grounds of race, sex, religion, nationality or sexual observer.
Paragraph 4. The programme must not promote terrorism in any way.
Paragraph 5. Permit holder shall participate in the official inter-branch listener measurements in Denmark or in any other way to carry out measurements comparable to these.
Paragraph 6. Advertising and sponsored programmes may form part of the programme company in accordance with the rules of Chapter 11 of the radio and television.
Application Permissions Assignment
§ 6. Application permits are assigned by the Radio and TV Board on application.
Paragraph 2. Applicants must provide an appeal guarantee of DKK 250,000 for each application for authorisation. When application is issued, the request guarantee will be released.
Paragraph 3. The radio and television Board shall lay down detailed rules on the procedure and the design of the application, including the information and the documentation and supporting documents and the date for submission of the application.
Paragraph 4. The application of the application accepts the terms of the contract documents.
§ 7. If no more than 16 application permits are requested in a given region, the Radio and TV Board shall grant the application of the application entitlements to all applicants meeting the contract conditions.
§ 8. If, in a given region, more than 16 applications meet the conditions of the contract, radio and television board shall allocate programme authorisations in the region in question after a beauty pageant, cf. § 9.
Paragraph 2. Applications for programme authorisation in the region concerned shall, at the request of the Board, indicate their liquidity degree and the degree of solidity in the last financial year.
Paragraph 3. Appliors shall also, upon request, provide an explanation and document, if appropriate, by : experience of running commercial broadcasting or other commercial media activities.
Paragraph 4. Applicants may, alternatively, submit documentation for the conclusion of an agreement with undertakings which have the same in paragraph 1. 3 mentioned experience.
§ 9. In the pageant, the applications shall be assessed according to the following criteria :
1) The applicant ' s economy is assessed on the liquidity degree and the degree of solidity of the applicant in the last financial year. This estimate weighs 50%.
2) Applied by the applicant ' s experience to operate commercial radio or other commercial media company, cf. § 8 (3) 3 and 4. This estimate weighs 50%. Experience with running local radio activity counts more than experience to drive national radio business that counts more than experience in running other media company. Newer experience weighs more than older experience.
Paragraph 2. The Radio and TV Board shall draw up a score-scale basis for each of the above evaluation criteria to be used in the assessment of applications. The overall assessment shall be calculated by applying the provisions referred to in paragraph 1. 1mentioned percentage weights. The scaling scale appears in the tender dossier.
§ 10. If available or vacant capacity is available in one or more areas, the Radio and TV Board shall host the availability of available capacity. Capacities used for temporary use, cf. Section 11 (1). 8, shall be considered in this regard as available capacity.
Paragraph 2. The tender for paragraph shall be : 1 shall take place in accordance with the rules of this notice, however, as the authorisations expire at the same time as the original authorisations.
Sendesamworks
§ 11. All permission oats in one area must be included in a senate assembly. 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 3.
Paragraph 3. The sendecoil shall draw up a statute, which shall, at the very least, contain the provisions set out in Annex 2. Abviation from here requires approval from the Radio and TV board.
Paragraph 4. Sendecooperated will assign a contact who has contact with the radio and television board.
Paragraph 5. Each of the authorisations in the area shall cooperate in the senate operation of the establishment and operation of the unit in the area in question, including the coverage and initiation of the programme company.
Paragraph 6. Permits that have permits in several areas shall be included in transmissions in each of the areas subject to authorisation.
Paragraph 7. If the broadcasters grant new authorisations to areas in DAB block 3, the holders of these authorisations are right and the obligation to participate in transmitting the same conditions as the other members of the same cooperation.
Paragraph 8. If there is any available capacity in an area, the members of the senate work may be temporarily and against the payment of sendeexpenses, etc. utilise the capacity for broadcasting, as the Radio and TV Board shall be informed of the utilisation.
Niner. 9. The temporary exploitation must end with an omen of three months from the Radio and television board.
Paragraph 10. If the holder of the consent of a sendeco is not mutually agreed on the purposes of the Senate, the Member State or the relationship with regard to the exclusion of sendecoction, jf., paragraph, 3, and Annex 2, shall be decided on the Board of Radio and television.
Withdrawal of authorisations
§ 12. The broadcasters are supervising the programme company and can be supervised in accordance with the radio and television slots section 50 (5). 1, suspend authorisations temporarily or definitively if the holder of the authorization violates the law or provisions laid down in accordance with the law, provided that an infringement is frequently repeated or contravenes. The authorization may also be withdrawn if the holder of the authorization is disregarded by the authorisation holder or the holder of the authorization in connection with the pageant and the issuance of the authorization have been inaccurate. information.
Paragraph 2. The radio and television board may, in accordance with the section 51 of the radio and television of television, suspend, temporarily or definitively, if the holder does not make use of the authorization or a major disruption of the programme business.
Entry into force
§ 13. The announcement shall enter into force on 4. December 2014.
Cultural Ministry, 1. December 2014
Marianne Jelby
/ Lars M. Banke
Appendix 1
Illustration of the 13 areas of the DAB block 3 and the associated frequencies (given by channel numbers),
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The specific options for implementing the system are given by the frequency and agreements resulting from international agreements (including the Geneva 2006) and relevant bi and multilateral agreements, and the consideration of the protection of others ; frequency users in Denmark.
When planning and building the site, the already allocated broadcasting rights in DAB blocks 1 and 2 shall be respected so that the receipt of the DAB block 1 and 2 as a starting point shall not be impaired. For example, in the shaded areas of the figure, this might mean that the same level of food is to be used, which will be used by the DAB blocks 1 and 2.
It is noted that the future blockage between DAB blocks 1 and 2 may necessitates changes to the DAB block 3s sendenet.
Appendix 2
Mandatory provisions of the instruments of the transmitting assembly
Objective
The purpose of the assembly is to carry out common concerns for radio stations which are authorised by Radio and television to send a radio in
Member States
All radio stations that have the license of the Radio and TV board to send the radio in.
Exclusion
The Management Board shall be able to exclude a member network if the station does not comply with any agreements in the transmitters, or if the station fails to comply with its payment commitments or otherwise significantly demortuate its obligations to the sesame. If there is a difference of opinion on the exclusion, this will be in accordance with the section 10 (10) of the notice. 10 could be placed on the radio and television board.
The Radio and TV Board may decide to appeal to an ensuasive effect. However, this does not apply where it is documented that a decision on exclusion alone is due to the non-compliance of payment obligations to the senate, and during the last timely payment day, it has given written claim to : the Member State of payment of the charge, stating that if the rebar is not paid within a period of 14 days, the Member State shall be discharged if the rebar is not paid.
