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Law on broadcasting and autovisual order services (broadcast law). |
| Date | LAW-1992-12-04-127 |
| Ministry of | Ministry of Culture |
| Last modified | LO-2015 -02--06-7 from 01.07.2015, LAW-2015 -06-19-65 from 01.10.2015 |
| Published | And In 1992 No. 24 |
| Istrontrecation | 01.01.1994, 01.11.1993 |
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| Announcement | |
| Card title | Broadcast law broadcast broadcast |
Lovens title modified by law 14 des 2012 No. 1 91 (ikr. 1 jan 2013 ifg. res. 14 des 2012 No. 1 1245). -Jof. former laws 24 June 1933 # 13, 22 June 1962 # 1, 13 June 1980 # 36, 27 Nov 1987 No. 1 71, 10 June 1988 # 46 and 21 des 1990 # 77.
In this law, it is meant by :
| a) | Broadcast : The envoy of speech, music, images and similar via electronic communication nets, meant or suitable to be seen or heard directly and at the same time of the public. |
| b) | Local broadcasting : broadcasting within geographically refined areas. |
| c) | Remote vision : service offered by a service provider where the main purpose is to offer image programs intended or suitable to be seen directly and simultaneously on the basis of a program overview and distributed to the public through electronic communication nets. |
| d) | Audiovisual order services : service offered by a service provider where the main purpose is to offer image programs that can be seen at a time the seer himself chooses and on dennes order from a program directory and that is distributed to the public via electronic communication nets. |
| e) | Video programs : a set of live pictures with or without audio that make up a single segment. |
| f) | Service providers / broadcacasts : physical or legal person as in erverlife exercising effective editorial control with the selection and the organizers of the audio or image programs. |
| g) | Advertising : any form of marketing of a commodity, service, case, or idea against payment or any other form of allowance. With advertising, it also means segment of television or autovisual order services that have for purpose to promote service provider's own business. |
The king decides the doubt after this paragrafen. King or the King of the King can in the very honest cases completely or partly exemptafully a service from the law.
| 0 | Changed by law 22 May 1998 # 32 (ikr. 1 June 1998 ifg res. 22 May 1998 # 487), 25 June 1999 # 51 (ikr. 1 July 1999 ifg. res. 25 June 1999 # 704), 14 jan 2000 # 4 (ikr. 20 jan 2000 ifg res. 14 jan 2000 # 29), 14 jan 2000 # 5 (ikr. 20 jan 2000 ifg res. 14 jan 2000 # 30), 31 jan 2003 # 8, 17 June 2005 # 98 (ikr. 1 July 2005 ifg. res. 17 June 2005 # 631), 14 des 2012 No. 1 91 (ikr. 1 jan 2013 ifg. res. 14 des 2012 No. 1 1245), 6 Feb 2015 # 7 (ikr. 1 July 2015 ifg. res. 12 June 2015 No. 633). |
The law also applies to Svalbard, Jan Mayen and the Norwegian car and for facilities and devices on the Norwegian part of the Continental Barenal Barenal. The king can in regulation determine those of the exception and special rules as the site's conditions are said.
Whether broadcasting on international territory applies to Chapter 9.
The king can decide by regulation that the law completely or partly shall apply to Norwegian ships, aircraft, drilling platforms or other facilities or devices in international space out over the following of Section 9-1.
| 0 | Modified by law 31 jan 2003 # 8. |
Norwegian wealth disposal has the right to drive broadcasting. Other than Norwegian national broadcast must have consession to drive broadcasting or local broadcasting as being conveyed via sending facilities that are conssession liquidating after Section 2-2. The session should be the time limit.
The Ministry provides consession to the operation of broadcasting and local broadcasting. It can be set terms for the session, herunder that it for the session of operation of national advertising funded broadcasting should be paid settlement. The king can provide regulations on the context of the context of the session and whether the consession terms, herduring the use and the abduction of the consession, about the consession areas and ownership limitations and whether determining and encrowing of the settlement as mentioned in the second period. The king can in regulation give rules for when a broadcaster should follow Norwegian broadcasting rules. The king can also provide regulations to fulfill Norway's international obligations.
For operation of broadcast or local broadcasting business that is not consession splikable after the first clause, it is required that the broadcaster is registered with public authority. The king can in regulation give closer rules on enrollment duties.
The Media Authority is the Management Agency for broadcasting and local broadcasting and local broadcasting and local broadcasting and local broadcasting of the Ministry of Media is determining closer rules about the Medi.
The submission of simple messages does not require consession.
| 0 | Modified by laws 17 des 1993 # 126, 30 June 1995 # 51 (ikr. 1 jan 1996), 22 May 1998 # 32 (ikr. 1 June 1998 ifg res. 22 May 1998 # 487), 25 June 1999 # 51 (ikr. 1 July 1999 ifg. res. 25 June 1999 # 704), 14 jan 2000 # 5 (ikr. 20 jan 2000 ifg res. 14 jan 2000 # 30), 28 June 2002 # 59 (ikr. 1 July 2002 ifg res. 28 June 2002 # 690), 31 jan 2003 # 8, 2 July 2004 # 68 (ikr. 1 jan 2005 ifg. res. 2 July 2004 # 1099), 17 June 2011 # 17 (ikr. 1 July 2011 ifg. res. 17 June 2011 # 598). |
Creation or operation of wireless, ground-based shipping facilities that will mainly be taken advantage of broadcasting or local broadcasting or local broadcasting require the session from the ministry or The ministry decides. Consession is provided in connection with the allocation of frequency capacity in co-law of law 4. July 2003 # 83 about electronic communications (comthe law).
It can be set terms for assignment of the consession.
| 0 | Changed by laws 16 June 1994 # 18 (ikr. 28 Feb 1997), 31 jan 2003 # 8, 17 June 2005 # 98 (ikr. 1 July 2005 ifg. res. 17 June 2005 # 631). |
The one that hasn't co-worked or who doesn't have program responsibility cannot claim to see or hear a program before submission.
The first clause does not limit the adhall to give the injunction or to belay and commit compulselation after the dispute of the dispute.
| 0 | Modified by law 14 jan 2000 # 5 (ikr. 20 jan 2000 ifg res. 14 jan 2000 # 30), 19 June 2009 # 92 (ikr. 1 July 2009 ifg res. 19 June 2009 # 702). |
Broadcasters are going after rules the King gives, sending messages from state authorities when it has significant importance.
The king can provide regulations on broadcated business under readiness and war.
| 0 | Modified by law 14 jan 2000 # 5 (ikr. 20 jan 2000 ifg res. 14 jan 2000 # 30). |
Broadcasters will store footage of program for at least two months after submission. If it is complained of program content m.v. after Chapter 5, the program shall be retained until the complaint is settled. The program should also be retained if given message that it will be raised lawsuits.
Broadcasters duties to extradite footage of the program to the instis that have tasked with the provision of regulations given in or in the co-hold of this law.
| 0 | Changed by law 22 May 1998 # 32 (ikr. 1 June 1998 ifg res. 22 May 1998 # 487), 14 jan 2000 # 5 (ikr. 20 jan 2000 ifg res. 14 jan 2000 # 30). |
The king brings closer rules about the use of European programming material in television and audio-visual order services, herunder what program categories the rules apply to, definition of European programming material and review of the rules.
| 0 | Modified by law 14 jan 2000 # 5 (ikr. 20 jan 2000 ifg res. 14 jan 2000 # 30), 14 des 2012 # 91 (ikr. 1 jan 2013 ifg. res. 14 des 2012 No. 1 1245). |
A broadcast that has acquired exclusive to television broadcast of events of significantly civic importance must not take advantage of the energy of such a way that a significant portion of the viewers are deprived of the opportunity to follow the event of no-charge. television.
If a broadband subject to Norwegian jurisdiction has acquired exclusive to the television broadcast of events as a country that has attributed to the EES agreement has declared to be of significantly civic importance and approved by the EU Commission or The EFTAs monitoring organ, the broadcasters cannot take advantage of the energy court in such a way that a significant portion of viewers in the person of the country is deprived of the opportunity to follow the events of no-charge television.
The first clause includes agreements on utilization of energy one struck after 30. July 1997 for events that take place after this law of law enforcement. Other clauses include agreements on utilization of energy one struck after 30. July 1997 for events taking place after this law of law enforcement and after a country that has attributed to the EES agreement has implemented the provisions equivalent of this paragrafence first clause.
The king can in regulation give closer rules about the completion of the first, second and third clause, herunder determining a list of events that have significantly societal importance, as well as rules on solution of price conflicts.
| 0 | Added by law 14 jan 2000 # 5 (ikr. 20 jan 2000 ifg res. 14 jan 2000 # 30). Jf. EES deal Attachment XI No 5 p (dir 89/552 species 3 a inmate at dir 97/36). |
Any directly affected physical or legal person who is a citizen of or established in countries that has attributed to the Norwegian authority regarding Norwegian broadcasticity compliance with the provisions determined to conduct Council Directive 89 /552/EEF and Parlaents and Council Directive 97 /36/EF.
The king can in regulation give closer rules about the completion of the first clause.
| 0 | Added by law 14 jan 2000 # 5 (ikr. 20 jan 2000 ifg res. 14 jan 2000 # 30). |
The king can give closer rules on operation and design of electronic software guides or equivalent navigation tools.
| 0 | Added by law 31 jan 2003 # 8. |
Any duties to provide the Media Authority the information that the Authority requires to be able to carry out their to-do items by the law or to be able to fulfill Norway's appointment obligations to a foreign state or international organization. The information may be required given written or oral within a set deadline.
The Ministry of Justice can in regulation give closer regulations on the disclosure of information, herding about who is reauthored by the Enlightenment and what information can be required.
| 0 | Added by law 16 Feb 2007 # 6 (ikr. 1 March 2007 ifg res. 16 Feb 2007 # 172). |
The Media Authority may require written confirmation from broadband under the Norwegian jurisdiction that the violation of regulations as mentioned in Section 44 third clause of the Marketing Act shall cease. The Media Protection Agency can further ban the broadcasters to send the segment if there is such a violation in these blows.
At violations as mentioned in the first clause, the Media Authority can conduct scrutiny and betigation on the site where the broadcasters exercising their business if necessary for the Medication to be able to carry out their to-do items following the Marketing Act Section 47.
The media's competency after this determination applies only to the provisions of the provisions of the provisions of the Marketing Act, Section 47 other clauses are appointed as the authority to enforce.
The Ministry of Justice can in regulation give closer regulations on the ordinance of the ban, herunder about the future of the investigation.
| 0 | Added by law 16 Feb 2007 # 6 (ikr. 1 March 2007 ifg res. 16 Feb 2007 # 172), modified by law 9 jan 2009 # 2 (ikr. 1 June 2009 ifg res. 9 jan 2009 # 7). |
The Media Authority shall devise an annual report on the broadcast of the broadcaster of general public broadcasting obligations. The Media Authority cannot be instructed by the King or the Department of the Department of the Department of such Public Broadcast Report.
| 0 | Added by law 19 June 2009 # 92 (ikr. 1 July 2009 ifg res. 19 June 2009 # 702). |
Compres over the Media Regulatory Act, or rules determined in co-compliance of the Act of the Board of the Media Act (Medicare Board), with the exception that follows the fourth clause. The Comcast Board cannot be retaken to the Media Regulatory Act after its own measures.
Any lawsuit shall be addressed against the state of v / the Board of Media (Medieclamenda).
The king determines who is to be the complainas leader and deputy leader, and can provide regulation on the size of the Board, Assembly and tasks.
The media's individual ordinance in matters regarding the supervision of the consession terms of national broadcasting, jf Section 2-1, or national facilities for broadcasting or forwarding of broadcasting, jf Section 2-2, on the ministry of the ministry.
| 0 | Added by law 17 June 2011 # 17 (ikr. 1 July 2011 ifg. res. 17 June 2011 # 598). |
The Ministry cannot instruct the Media Protection Agency in single cases, or rev the Regulations Act on other matters than mentioned in Section 2-14 fourth joints. The Ministry of Health can impose the Media Authority to take a case up to treatment.
In matters of principle or great civic significance, the King of the State Council can turn the Media Regulatory Commission or the complaint of the rules of the Management Act Section 35 other, third and fifth joints.
| 0 | Added by law 17 June 2011 # 17 (ikr. 1 July 2011 ifg. res. 17 June 2011 # 598). |
Tilbyyou of television and autovisual order services shall at all times ensure that viewers in a simple and direct manner have access to the following information :
| a) | name, street address, mailing address, electronic mail address and other information that allows to get in direct connection with the service provider |
| b) | The relevant regulatory authorities or the regulatory organs are on the audio-visual area. |
The king can give closer regulations on the requirements of identification.
| 0 | Added by law 14 des 2012 No. 1 91 (ikr. 1 jan 2013 ifg. res. 14 des 2012 No. 1 1245). |
The Media Authority shall address the television company that falls under Norwegian jurisdiction to comply with rules stipulated in the co-hold of the EES agreement Attachment XI No. The 5p (Directive 2010 /13/EU) of the arrangement of certain provisions on the introduction of autovisual media services, determined by law or regulation in the Member States and which are stricter or more detailed than equivalent Norwegian rules if :
| a) | it has been reached by the request of this from relevant authorities in another EES country, |
| b) | The rules are determined in accordance with the public interest, |
| c) | The submission is completely or primarily aimed at the person EES countries, and |
| d) | Other Norwegian rules stipulated in law or regulation are not to obstacles to the rules of regulations in the person EES countries. |
Upon assessment of whether the submission is completely or primarily aimed at the person EDS countries after the first clause of the letter c shall be placed emphasis on the transmission language, where advertising and subscription revenue mainly comes from and whether there are programs or advertising broadcasts specifically aimed at viewers in the name of ESIS countries.
The Media Authority shall within two months after a due request for the first clause of the letter a has been received, inform the relevant authority in the person EDS countries about the results of the request.
The king can in regulation give closer rules about the completion of the first clause.
| 0 | Added by law 14 des 2012 No. 1 91 (ikr. 1 jan 2013 ifg. res. 14 des 2012 No. 1 1245). |
Broadcasters and offered by audio-visual order services shall require that personnel of work duties that involve regular contact with minors, must put forward police reference in accordance with the police registry law Section 39 on offer of position or contract.
The same applies to personnel in manufacturing enterprises that produce programs ordered by a broadcast or offering of autovisual order services.
The Ministry of Health can in regulation give closer rules about the future of police reference.
| 0 | Added by law 14 des 2012 No. 1 91 (ikr. 1 jan 2013 ifg. res. 14 des 2012 No. 1 1245). |
NRKs national television channels should text the following programs :
| a) | all of the finishing-produced television programs, and |
| b) | live television programs between 6:00 pm and at 11pm if it is technical and practical possible. |
Risstop commercial television channels with a share of more than five percent of the overall ratings for television should text the following programs :
| a) | all finished-produced television programs between 6:00 pm and at 11pm, and |
| b) | live television programs between 6:00 pm and at 11pm if it is technical and practical possible. |
The king can in regulation give closer regulations on facilitation for auditory inhibitors.
| 0 | Added by law 14 des 2012 No. 1 91 (ikr. 1 jan 2013 ifg. res. 14 des 2012 No. 1 1245). |
| 0 | The headline changed by law 14 jan 2000 # 5 (ikr. 20 jan 2000 ifg res. 14 jan 2000 # 30). |
The advertising segment should not overall exceed 15 percent of the broadcaster's daily submission time. The king can make exceptions from this provision for sending of text posters in local television.
The advertising segment cannot be submitted in association with children's program or advertising segment that is particularly aimed at children in broadcasting or autovisual order services.
Broadcasters cannot submit advertising for life vision or political message in television. This also applies to text television.
The king can give closer rules about the envoy of, the content of, the scope of and the government of advertising broadcasts.
Messages from the broadcasters in connection with their own programs and additional products directly derived from these programs should not be counted on in the duration of the advertising time after the first clause. The same goes for messages about public services and no-charge segment on charities.
The king can in regulation give closer rules about the duration of messages and segment of the fifth clause, as well as on the ban on interrupting program to send other messages or excerpts of other program.
| 0 | Modified by laws 17 des 1993 # 126, 25 June 1999 # 51 (ikr. 1 July 1999 ifg. res. 25 June 1999 # 704), 14 jan 2000 # 5 (ikr. 20 jan 2000 ifg res. 14 jan 2000 # 30), 14 des 2012 # 91 (ikr. 1 jan 2013 ifg. res. 14 des 2012 No. 1 1245), 6 Feb 2015 # 7 (ikr. 1 July 2015 ifg. res. 12 June 2015 No. 633). |
The advertising readings in television should primarily be passed in blocks between the programs, and should be clear atpart from the ordinary program business by a special audio and image signal.
The king can in regulation give closer rules about the location of advertising segment.
No forms of hidden advertising or other forms of hidden marketing should occur in television or autovisual order services.
With hidden marketing, oral or visual presentation in the programs of a commodity manufacturer or a service provider's goods, services, name, trademark or business if the presentation occurs intentional to serve advertising purposes and The audience can be led with respect to the presentation's species. Such presentation is considered to be intentional especially if it happens against payment or similar allowance.
It should not occur marketing that uses methods that influence the subconscious.
The provisions apply as far as it fits for radio.
| 0 | Raised by law 17 des 1993 No. 1 126 (ikr. 1 jan 1994), added again by law 17 June 2005 # 98 (ikr. 1 July 2005 ifg. res. 17 June 2005 # 631), modified by law 14 des 2012 No. 1 91 (ikr. 1 jan 2013 ifg. res. 14 des 2012 No. 1 1245). |
If a program is sponsored, it shall be disclosed about this in a clear way by the input and / or outannouncement of the program. The sponsor can be provided in the form of sponsorship's name, trademark, logo, product or service.
With the responder, any contribution to the production or submission of program from a physical or legal person who herself does not offer the program or is engaged in the production, with aim to promote sponsorship's name, trademark, reputation, business, product or service.
Content and presentation form in sponsortable program must be so that the service provider's editorial integrity is maintained fully.
Sponsors program should not encourage purchase or rent of sponsoras or third-party product or services, herdunder by containing special sales enhancing referrals to such product or services, jf. Nevertheless, Section 3-5.
News and actuality programs cannot be sponsors.
Programs in broadcasting or audio-visual order services cannot be sponsored by physical or legal persons whose main activity is to produce, sell, or rent out product or services it is prohibited from advertising for by Norwegian law or rules given in co-compliance of Norwegian law, Political Party organizations cannot sponsor programs.
The King gives in regulation closer to rules about the sponsoring of broadcast programs and audio-visual order services, herding rules about the responder in Norwegian national broadcaster AS.
| 0 | Modified by law 14 jan 2000 # 4 (ikr. 20 jan 2000 ifg res. 14 jan 2000 # 29), 14 jan 2000 # 5 (ikr. 20 jan 2000 ifg res. 14 jan 2000 # 30), 17 June 2005 # 98 (ikr. 1 July 2005 ifg. res. 17 June 2005 # 631), 14 des 2012 No. 1 91 (ikr. 1 jan 2013 ifg. res. 14 des 2012 No. 1 1245). |
In program where prizes occur, Section 3 and 3-4 third clause are not required for the prize presentation as long as this one is no more comprehensive than the information that with the equitable is necessary to orient the audience about the prize. The presentation must not include details of the donor or other of the donor's products. Muntell enlightenment about who is a giver is still allowed. It shall especially be shown caution when presentation of prizes in children's program.
The king can in regulation give closer rules about the design of premiums.
| 0 | Added by law 17 June 2005 # 98 (ikr. 1 July 2005 ifg. res. 17 June 2005 # 631), modified by law 14 des 2012 No. 1 91 (ikr. 1 jan 2013 ifg. res. 14 des 2012 No. 1 1245). |
Product placement in broadcasting and audio-visual order services is prohibited with the exception that follows third clause.
With product placement, it means that a commodity, service, or trademark is part of, or is shown to in a program against payment or similar to directly or indirectly to promote goods, services, or the reputation of a physical or legal person. Free delivery of goods or services that do not have a significant value do not count as product placement.
On the terms set forth by Section 3-7, product placement shall be allowed in television and audio-visual order services in films, fixsion-based series, sports programs, and easy entertainment programs with the exception of programs that are particularly aimed at children.
The access hall after third clause does not include programs produced or commissioned by NRK or associated enterprises.
The king can in regulation give closer regulations on product placement.
| 0 | Added by law 14 des 2012 No. 1 91 (ikr. 1 jan 2013 ifg. res. 14 des 2012 No. 1 1245). |
Programs that contain product placement shall meet the following requirements :
| a) | The program's content and determining submission time shall not under any circumstances be affected in such a way that it seems to be in charge and the editorial independence of the provider of the media service. |
| b) | The product location should not directly encourage purchases or rent of goods or services, herding by containing special sales enhancing referrals to such goods or services. |
| c) | Product placement shall not give the person commodity or service an unnecessarily prominent role. |
| d) | To avoid the viewers of the viewers, programs that contain product placement are identified in a clear and neutral manner at the beginning and end of the program, as well as when the program continues after an advertising interruption. |
| e) | Programs produced or commissioned by service providers subject to Norwegian jurisdiction or affiliated enterprises may not contain product placement of products or services that are of particularly interest to children or of weapons, models of weapons or toy releases of weapons. |
| f) | Programs produced or commissioned by television companies subject to Norwegian jurisdiction or affiliated enterprises may not contain product placement funded by political party organizations. |
The requirement in letter d does not apply to programs that have neither been produced or commissioned by the service provider or associated enterprises.
| 0 | Added by law 14 des 2012 No. 1 91 (ikr. 1 jan 2013 ifg. res. 14 des 2012 No. 1 1245). |
| 0 | The headline changed by law 17 June 2005 # 98 (ikr. 1 July 2005 ifg. res. 17 June 2005 # 631). |
Cable net that is bounded to 25 buildings and / or 100 households, is not reauthored by the provisions of this chapter.
Part Article SECTION 4-2. Right to theFormilling of legal broadcasting in broadcast nets can happen without special consession.
Agreements of forwarding broadcasting from satellite should contain a clause that Norwegian cable networks can join the agreement on equal terms.
The person who owns or possesses web that can convey broadcasting can convey information about the operation of the plant or program offer.
| 0 | Modified by law 19 June 2009 # 92 (ikr. 1 July 2009 ifg res. 19 June 2009 # 702). |
The king can in regulation give rules that certain broadcasting submissions should be conveyed in web that can convey broadcasting.
Rules of the service of the service should be reasonable, relationship-made, open to visibility and necessary to achieve clear established goals in the public interest.
The king can give rules about the closer terms for the service of the service. The media agency can in very frank cases reduce the number of the broadcaster of the broadcaster of the broadcaster.
Cable owner or the person who possesses the cable web, is going after rules the King gives, sending message from state authority when it has significant importance.
| 0 | Modified by laws 17 des 1993 # 126, 31 jan 2003 # 8, 2 July 2004 # 68 (ikr. 1 jan 2005 ifg. res. 2 July 2004 # 1099), 14 des 2012 # 91 (ikr. 1 jan 2013 ifg. res. 14 des 2012 No. 1 1245). |
The subscribers can determine which broadcast broadcasts are to be forwarded in the cable web as well as the service-provided broadcaster in Section 4-3.
Cable owner or the one who possesses the cable web, shall enlighten the subscribers of available submissions and conditions for reception and service.
The king can in regulation give rules about the approach of the m.v. by choice of broadcast broadcasts.
| 0 | Endres by law 17 June 2005 # 98 (ikr. from the time the King decides). |
Media Authority can in regulation or single-pass ban ban forwarding of remote synchannels as
| a) | sending advertising in violation of Norwegian law |
| b) | issues program with pornography or violence in violation of Norwegian law or other program as in serious degree could damage inferability of physical, mental or moral development |
| c) | sending program that can be harmful to minors, unless it by election time or by technical measures are soured for that underage normal may not see or hear such submissions |
| d) | sends program as Norwegian right has found combatants against the Criminal Code Section 185, or |
| e) | has been established in another EDS countries to circumvent regulations that would otherwise be given the inquiry if the television company had been established in Norway. |
The Media Authority can in regulation or single-pass ban on sale, rental or marketing of devices or services that in the matter have the purpose of providing access to remote synchannels or program as mentioned in the first clause of letter b, d or e.
The King gives in regulation closer to rules about exceptions from the ban in the first clause letter a and about procedures mv. in connection with the downposting of the ban after the first and second clause.
| 0 | Modified by laws 17 des 1993 # 126, 2 July 2004 # 68 (ikr. 1 jan 2005 ifg. res. 2 July 2004 # 1099), 17 June 2005 # 98 (ikr. 1 July 2005 ifg. res. 17 June 2005 # 631), 14 des 2012 No. 1 91 (ikr. 1 jan 2013 ifg. res. 14 des 2012 No. 1 1245), 6 Feb 2015 # 7 (ikr. 1 July 2015 ifg. res. 12 June 2015 No. 633), 19 June 2015 # 65 (ikr. 1 oct 2015). |
Subscribers, cable owner or the person who predisposed the cable web, can complaint the ordinance regarding the forwarding of the provisions of this chapter in this chapter, herding the broadcast broadcasts, to the Media Protection Agency.
The parties should correct themselves after the injunction and the ordinance of the Media Authority.
The king gives in regulation closer to rules about the claggy, delimited in the claret, the claviet organ and case management for complaint cases.
| 0 | Modified by laws 17 des 1993 # 126, 2 July 2004 # 68 (ikr. 1 jan 2005 ifg. res. 2 July 2004 # 1099). Raised by law on 17 June 2005 # 98 (ikr. from the time the King decides). |
| 0 | Modified by law 22 May 1998 # 32 (ikr. 1 June 1998 ifg res. 22 May 1998 # 487, former chapter 5 of the complaint entynd m v with Section 5-1 to 5-6 was simultaneously repealitd). |
The court after the first clause applies to broadcasters subject to Norwegian jurisdiction.
| 0 | Modified by laws 17 des 1993 # 126, 22 May 1998 # 32 (ikr. 1 June 1998 ifg res. 22 May 1998 # 487), 14 jan 2000 # 5 (ikr. 20 jan 2000 ifg res. 14 jan 2000 # 30). |
| 0 | Modified by law 2 feb 1996 # 6 (ikr. 30 apr 1996 ifg res. 26 apr 1996 # 381-see its II). |
Norwegian wealth disposal is a stock company. Law on stock companies apply to Norwegian wealth disposal AS if nothing else follows by this law.
The state is supposed to own all stocks of Norwegian wealth disposal AS.
Norwegian wealth disposal AS has for purpose to drive public broadcasting and business that has the context of this. NRK can through subsidiaries participate in other business. The king can in regulation give closer rules on fiscal relations between Norwegian national broadcautions AS and subsidiary.
| 0 | Changed by laws 24 June 1994 # 45, 2 Feb 1996 # 6 (ikr. 30 apr 1996-see its II), 13 June 1997 No. 44 (ikr. 1 jan 1999 ifg. res. 17 July 1998 # 615), 14 jan 2000 # 6 (ikr. 20 jan 2000 ifg res. 14 jan 2000 # 31). |
The King of State Council decides whether to be granted permission to incorporate new services in Norwegian national broadcaster AS ' general broadcast missions. The Media Authority is responsible for the completion of the approval of the approval arrangement and empres the advisory statement to the ministry. The Media Authority cannot be instructed by the King or the Department of the Department of the Department of Justice.
Only services that meet democratic, social and cultural needs in society can be approved.
The king can give closer rules about the arrangement, herunder in what cases the requirement for permission applies.
| 0 | Added by law 19 June 2009 # 92 (ikr. 1 July 2009 ifg res. 19 June 2009 # 702). |
The board has no jurisdiction in running program business.
Governance members can participate in the festations of the Broadcast Council.
| 0 | Modified by law 2 feb 1996 # 6 (ikr. 30 apr 1996-see its II). |
The Broadcast Manager is the managing director of Norwegian wealth management company AS and has the responsibility of the running program business.
The broadcast manager is participating in the festations of the Broadcast Council. The broadcast manager can also participate in the festations of the district program advice.
| 0 | Modified by law 2 feb 1996 # 6 (ikr. 30 apr 1996-see its II). |
The business of Norwegian national broadcaster AS is funded at Broadcast Tax, Sales Revenue m.v. The business cannot be funded by advertising in NRKs general channels or text television. Broadcast Tax is determined by the Parliament of Parliament.
| 0 | Modified by laws 2 Feb 1996 # 6 (ikr. 30 apr 1996-see its II), 14 jan 2000 # 6 (ikr. 20 jan 2000 ifg res. 14 jan 2000 # 31), 19 June 2009 # 92 (ikr. 1 jan 2010 ifg. res. 19 June 2009 # 702). |
The Broadcast Council is to discuss and comment on the main lines of the program business in Norwegian national broadcading.
The Broadcast Council is due to comment on the program cases that the broadcast manager is lecturing for it, or as the Broadcast Council finds reason to take up.
The board and broadcast manager can overtake the Broadcast Council's statement in administrative and financial matters.
The king can provide instruction for the Broadcast Council.
The Broadcast Council consists of 14 members with personal commodity members. Parliament's mention of eight members, of which one member is the leader of the Samic Program Council. The king mentions six members, including the leader and deputy leader.
The member's function time is four years. A member can only be revived for one term.
The leader or a member of the dennes site can meet on the board of directors and participate in the dreams of the dream.
| 0 | Modified by law 17 des 1993 # 126. |
The district program advice is to comment on the main lines of the program business at the district offices and in the program cases such as the broadcasting manager or the head of the district office or as the council finds reason to take up.
The Broadcast Manager and the head of the district office can overtake the council's statement in administrative and financial matters.
There should be a district program council for each district office.
The District Program Council shall have five members with personal commodity members appointed by the county council for four years. A member can only be revived for one term. The king gives rules about the appointment and the Assembly of the district program council in which a district office covers several counties.
The king can give closer rules about district program management tasks and work-making.
Anyone has the right to have broadcast receiver.
The transfer of the recipient is to be reported to Norwegian wealth disposal. The king gives regulation on meldeduty and exception from the meldduty.
| 0 | Modified by law 31 jan 2003 # 8. |
Input and domestic sales, outrent or loan of the broadcast receiver, herding antennas, shall be reported to Norwegian national broadcaster. The king gives regulations on meldduty and exception from the meldduty.
The king can at regulation set those terms for entry and sale m.v. as mentioned in the first clause deemed necessary for the recipients to have a reasonably technical standard.
It can be taken to control that the flour duty in the first clause is held. For this purpose, it can in the extent required visibility of registered accounting information, accounting material, agreements, and other documents of significance for the control and access to premises where tax liquidate material becomes produced, retained or reseated.
The Ministry provides regulation on the completion of the control.
| 0 | Modified by laws 17 July 1998 No. 56 (ikr. 1 jan 1999), 31 jan 2003 # 8. |
Parliament Parliament determines Broadcast Tax for the person who has broadcast receiver and accessory fee at delayed payment and when message is not issued following the rules in Section 8-1 second clause.
The king gives regulation on the creation of fees and interest.
The king can at regulation or single-pass exemption are completely or partly for fees and interest when the very honest reasons indicate it.
| 0 | Modified by laws 15 May 1998 # 28 (ikr. 1 July 1998 ifg res. 15 May 1998 # 479), 31 jan 2003 # 8. |
Due broadcast tax and accessory fees are secured by the litterett in the broadcast receiver and accessories or parts to it. The panel is going in front of all other rights in the thing even if it overcomes to new owner, nonetheless so that law of 2. June 1978 No. 37 about the goodwill stice of the orphan is coming to the Applicability. Falling the pandice away in the co-hold of the law of the glotrostice of the vaginear, the panterette is transferred to new receiver m.v. as the guilt-taker. This pan is still standing back for valid sales divide.
Besides coercion for foreclosure after compultiary law, chapter 8 is due to the issue of the issue of the extradition of the forced consummation Act 13. The recipient and the recipient can then be sold to coverage of the mortgage requirement in the way that is determined in regulation given by the King.
Broadcast tax and accessory fees are for the otherwise forced basis for the outlay.
Requirements as mentioned in the third clause are required by the State of the Stateste with the smaller ministry decide otherwise.
| 0 | Modified by laws 15 May 1998 # 28 (ikr. 1 July 1998 ifg res. 15 May 1998 # 479 with effect also by inching of Broadcast Tax m.v. which has due before the change takes effect), 11 jan 2013 No. 3 (ikr. 1 June 2013 ifg. res. 24 May 2013 # 533). |
The one against settlement offers remote vision submissions by broadcasting or messaging of broadcasting, duties to give Norwegian national broadparty AS information about their customers ' names, address and date of birth.
Norwegian national broadcaster AS can only use the information for control against their own registry of those who pay broadcast fees. Norwegian wealth disposal shall ensure that access to the information is limited to employees with service needs for such access.
The king can in regulation give closer rules on the disclosure of information after this paragraph and about Norwegian national broadcautions AS ' use of the information.
| 0 | Added by law 19 June 2009 # 92 (ikr. 1 July 2009 ifg res. 19 June 2009 # 702), modified by law 14 des 2012 No. 1 91 (ikr. 1 jan 2013 ifg. res. 14 des 2012 No. 1 1245). |
It is forbidden to create or drive broadcasting from ships, aircraft e.l. and from facilities of any species on the open sea or in the airspace above, if the submission is suitable to be received in Norway, Denmark, Finland or Sweden or in other countries tilting the European agreement of 22. January 1965 to prevent broadcasting outside of the territorial borders, or if it disruptor radio-taking there. Radiomotaming includes as well broadcast business as radio navigation, flight navigation m.v.
It is forbidden to co-work that ships, aircraft, or facilities and devices of any species used or are estimated to be used for broadcasting on the open sea or in the airspace above, passing or staying on Norwegian territory- therunder the sea territory and air territory-, though the broadcasts are not of the species mentioned in Section 9-1. The bid does not apply when it in an emergency is unrevable necessary to seek to enter Norwegian territory to save human life, vessel or cargo.
The king can at regulation ban the involvement of Norwegian territory-herunder the sea territory and air territory-to broadcasting on the open sea or in the airspace above, thus forbid creating or running office for such business, to provide financial or technical assistance, to run advertising or advertising and to deliver or transport equipment, materials, audio tapes or similar.
The writing mentioned in the first clause can also ban complicity outside Norwegian territory, for as far as it applies to business that is prohibited after Section 9-1.
With fines or jail until 6 months, it is punishable as intentional or negligent or repeatedly overtakes the provisions of Section 2-1 first or third clause, Section 3-1 second clause, Section 4-5 first clause letter b and d, and Chapter 9 or regulation or individual ordinance provided with home in these regulations.
Is the violation taken to promote enterprise interests or business has had the benefit of the violation should it be considered as a screen-wide circumstance at sentencing after the first clause.
The violation of regulations given in or in the co-hold of Chapter 9, jf. Section 10-1 first clause, can be punished without the obstacle of the limitations as follows of the Criminal Code Section 4-8 and penalty process law Section 65 # 5 But only the one who is a citizen or home-hearing in Norway, Denmark, Finland or Sweden can be punished for violation of regulation given with home in Section 9-3.
| 0 | Changed by laws 16 June 1994 # 18 (ikr. 28 Feb 1997), 17 June 2005 # 98 (ikr. 1 July 2005 ifg. res. 17 June 2005 # 631), 6 Feb 2015 # 7 (ikr. 1 July 2015 ifg. res. 12 June 2015 No. 633), 19 June 2015 # 65 (ikr. 1 oct 2015). |
When this law or provision or terms determined in the co-laws of the Act are violated, the Media Authority may give the person responsible for the violation of the violation.
| 0 | Added by law 16 June 1994 # 18 (ikr. 28 Feb 1997), modified by law 14 jan 2000 # 5 (ikr. 20 jan 2000 ifg res. 14 jan 2000 # 30), 2 July 2004 # 68 (ikr. 1 jan 2005 ifg. res. 2 July 2004 # 1099), 17 June 2005 # 98 (ikr. 1 July 2005 ifg. res. 17 June 2005 # 631). |
The Media Authority can at violation of the provisions of Chapter 2, 3, Section 6-4, Section 8-1 and Section 8-2 or regulation or individual ordinance determined by the violation of the violation of the violation of the violation of the state. after further rules determined by the King.
The king can give rules about the elevated fee of repeated violation. The media agency can in very honest cases dropped the violation of the violation fee.
Ilaid violation fees are compulatory basis for the outlay. The king can give closer rules about the review of the provisions of this paragraph, herders about the incomes and about the payment deadline. It can be determined that it should be paid interest by the ilever violation fee.
| 0 | Added by law 16 June 1994 # 18 (ikr. 28 Feb 1997), modified by law 22 May 1998 # 32 (ikr. 1 June 1998 ifg res. 22 May 1998 # 487), 14 jan 2000 # 5 (ikr. 20 jan 2000 ifg res. 14 jan 2000 # 30), 2 July 2004 # 68 (ikr. 1 jan 2005 ifg. res. 2 July 2004 # 1099), 17 June 2005 # 98 (ikr. 1 July 2008 ifg res. 30 May 2008 # 524). |
To ensure that duties by the provisions of Chapter 2, 3 and 4 and Section 6-4, Section 8-1, Section 8-2 and Section 8-5 or regulation or individual ordinance determined in the co-hold of these regulations can be imposed on the supervisor of the fulfillment.
The donut can be determined as a running multior as a one-time fee. At continuous mulkt, the Media Authority may decide that the mulkten should start running a week after the ordinance of foreclosure, or from a particularly determined deadline for the obligation of duty if this deadline has expired without the duty of duty. By foreclosure in the form of a one-time fee, the Media Authority may decide that the mulkten shall be paid by a particularly determined deadline for the obligation of duty if this deadline has expired without the duty of duty.
Compulsive fall of the treasury and is compulsory basis for the outlay.
The media and the media can in very honest cases reduce or drop-on-run obsessive.
The king can in regulation determine further provisions of the illegsm of compulsions, herding about conditions for compulsions and about the foreclosure size and interest of delayed payment.
| 0 | Added by law 17 June 2005 # 98 (ikr. 1 July 2005 ifg. res. 17 June 2005 # 631), modified by law 19 June 2009 # 92 (ikr. 1 July 2009 ifg res. 19 June 2009 # 702). |
When provision in chapter 3 or regulation given in co-hold of Chapter 3 has been violated by someone who has acted on behalf of a broadcast, the Media Authority can ban the company to submit advertising in a time limit period.
By repeated or crude violations of this law or provision or terms stipulated in the co-hold of the law made by someone who has acted on behalf of person or enterprise granted session in co-hold of Section 2-1 or 2-2, the Media Authority can revoke the session. The attraction can be made the time limit.
The king can give closer rules on the ordinance of the ban on sending advertising and the acquisition of the consession.
| 0 | Added by law 16 June 1994 # 18 (ikr. 28 Feb 1997), modified by law 14 jan 2000 # 5 (ikr. 20 jan 2000 ifg res. 14 jan 2000 # 30), 2 July 2004 # 68 (ikr. 1 jan 2005 ifg. res. 2 July 2004 # 1099), 17 June 2005 # 98, modified paragrafnumber from Section 10-4 (ikr. 1 July 2005 ifg. res. 17 June 2005 # 631), 16 Feb 2007 # 6 (ikr. 1 March 2007 ifg res. 16 Feb 2007 # 172). |
This law takes place entirely or partly in effect from the time the King decides.
From the same time repor---
| 0 | From 1 nov 1993 for Chapter 1, Section 2-1 and Chapter 3 ifg. res. 29 oct 1993 # 954. 1 jan 1994 for Section 2-2 to 2-6 and the chapters 4 to 10 ifg. res. 26 Nov 1993 # 1065 Changed by laws 16 June 1994 # 18, modified paragrafnumber from Section 10-2, (ikr. 28 Feb 1997 ifg res. 28 Feb 1997 # 147), 17 June 2005 # 98, modified paragrafnumber from Section 10-5 (ikr. 1 July 2005 ifg. res. 17 June 2005 # 631). |
