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Regulation (1988:582) On State Aid To The Radio And Cassette Newspapers

Original Language Title: Förordning (1988:582) om statligt stöd till radio- och kassettidningar

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§ 1 For the issuance of radio and cassette newspapers left

State aid within the meaning of this regulation to the extent it

There is access to resources. Regulation (1997:1208).



section 2 of the radio newspaper referred to in the regulation is the same as for 3

Cape. section 7 of the Act (1991:1559) with instructions on

tryckfrihetsförordningens and freedom of Constitution

areas.



With the kassettidning referred to in the regulation intended for the visually impaired

recording on cassette tapes or any other device, that can

be read, listened to or otherwise be perceived only with

a technical aid.



With newspaper referred to in the regulation is the same as in

Press subsidy Regulation (1990:524). Regulation (1997:1208).



paragraph 3 of the Payments for the issuance of radio or cassette newspapers may

be provided if the magazine contains only one version of a

newspaper or if it contains such a version in

combination with a compilation of material from additional

one or more daily newspapers, which also sent as

Radio newspapers or spread as cassette newspapers.



Board sound editing at the Agency for accessible media,

allow local newspapers or local editions of the

newspapers are part of such a statement as referred to in

the first paragraph even if they are not sent as audio newspapers. This

applies only if the geographical distribution of the supply of

radio and cassette newspapers thus can be improved or the number of

Subscribers can increase. Regulation (2012:922).



section 4 of the newspaper companies that want assistance under this regulation

shall apply. The applications are examined by the Board to sound editing.



5 § the purpose of the scheme is to so many visually impaired people as possible to get

access to newspapers. In the allocation of aid is a good

geographical distribution. In areas where the political competition

between different newspapers are present, the aid shall also aim to

achieve political diversity.



section 6 is repealed by Regulation (1992:586).



section 7 of the aid must relate to only the issuance of radio or

cassette newspapers for the blind and for such other

disabled people who cannot keep in or browse a

newspaper or afatiker or dyslexic but that can

benefit from the same version as the visually impaired. What is in

continue about the visually impaired also applies to the other

groups that are now mentioned.



Support may be granted for subscriptions to radio and cassette newspapers

signed by the visually impaired and such organizations,

institutions and medical facilities serving the visually impaired.



Anyone wishing to subscribe to the radio right speech synthesis papers

for the visually impaired (RATS-magazines) must be able to prove their need

of the subscription. Regulation (1997:1208).



section 8 assistance may relate to only the issuance of such radio or

cassette newspapers for which the subscription price corresponds to the

the subscription price applicable for the model version.



If a visually impaired subscribes to both a radio or kassettidning and a

model version, may, however, support is provided if the total price

for the subscriptions is 110% of the subscription price for the model.



Support shall not be provided to the issuing of cassette newspapers about it on

cassette tapes or the other devices are recordings

contains nothing but



1. such material referred to in paragraph 3,



2. details of how this material has coverage planned or



3. such data on Deputy to a Publisher referred to in 3

Cape. section 10 of the Act (1991:1559) with instructions on

tryckfrihetsförordningens and Constitution freedom of areas.

Regulation (1991:1738).



§ 9 sound editing Board determines the amount of the aid for

the issuance of a radio or kassettidning. The aid may also

include costs for marketing and subscriber training.



For radio and cassette newspapers, with the exception of radio all the way

speech synthesis papers for the visually impaired, the aid shall be determined by

the use of stencils, which take into account differences between different

newspapers. The Board may grant exceptions from the stencil if an

radio magazine because of geographical conditions in

release area is forced to use more than one transmitter

or if there are serious reasons.



Support for the issuance of radio ever speech synthesis papers

visually impaired shall give full recovering net costs for the

issuing the newspaper company.



Support to a radio or kassettidning may be left with

a maximum of 25 000 SEK per subscription for a newspaper that is published

with three to seven numbers per week and with a maximum of $100 per

copies of a newspaper that is published with one or two

number per week. Regulation (1999:1073).



9 a of the newspaper companies that received aid under this regulation

shall, at the request of the Board to sound editing give an accounting of the

income and expenses for the release of radio or

kassettidningen. Regulation (2010:768).



10 § sound editing Board may determine the conditions for the aid. Such conditions

may be subject to the obligation of the receiving newspaper company to completely

or partially pay back the amount that has been paid, if the conditions

not been met.



section 11 of The who under the second paragraph of a radio magazine,

can get outlining special receiving equipment.



Sound editing Board shall allocate such receiving equipment.

Equipment shall be distributed free of charge. Regulation (1991:550).



section 12 of the procurement Board shall respond to sound editing and further development

Special receiving equipment for radio magazines. Regulation

(1992:586).



paragraph 13 of the decision of the Board of editing etc. pursuant to this Regulation shall not

subject to appeal.



section 14 of the Agency for accessible media shall notify the

regulations on the enforcement of this regulation.

Regulation (2012:922).



Transitional provisions



1988:582



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 July 1988, then regulation

(1982:669) on support to radio and cassette newspapers shall cease to

apply.



2. Older rules still apply in the case of aid

adopted before the entry into force.



1991:550



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 July 1991.



2. If there are special reasons, the Board for sound editing support

concerning the financial year 1991/92 provide for derogations from the provisions of section 9 other

paragraph.