Communications Act 2003 definition
Examples of Communications Act 2003 in a sentence
You shall not connect any GSM Gateway to the network for illegal purposes including the unlawful provision of electronic communication services (as defined in the Communications Act 2003) to a third party or which is not compliant with any relevant laws or the MNO’s commercial policy.
In the event that the dispute is still not resolved the parties may refer the dispute to Ofcom to decide under Section 186 of Communications Act 2003 whether it is appropriate for them to handle the dispute.
In the event that the dispute is still not resolved the parties may refer the dispute to Ofcom to decide under section 186 of Communications Act 2003 whether it is appropriate for them to handle the dispute.
Under clause 39 of its Framework Agreement with the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport (“the Secretary of State”), dated 7 November 2016, the BBC undertook to provide funding to S4C for the purpose of providing the television channel known as S4C and any other television channel or other service approved under section 205 of the Communications Act 2003 (“the S4C Services”).
In addition, “Confidential Information” may include material, non-public information concerning TherapeuticsMD or its affiliates, as well as other companies.
This guidance conveys, on behalf of Scottish Government Ministers, guidance to Ofcom as provided for by section 183A of the Broadcasting Act 1990 (as inserted by section 209 of the Communications Act 2003 and amended by, inter alia, the Scotland Act 2012 and the Scotland Act 2016).
While there is no specific legislation for cyberbullying, the following legislation covers different elements of cyber-bullying behaviour: • Protection from Harassment (NI) Order 1997 • Malicious Communications (NI) Order 1988 • The Communications Act 2003 Our pupils are encouraged to report incidents of cyber-bullying to their parents and the school.
This draft lease is intended for use in Scotland where a mobile network operator is being granted exclusive possession of a demised area on undeveloped land, and where the primary purpose is to grant rights pursuant to the Electronic Communications Code set out in Schedule 3A to the Communications Act 2003.
Without limitation to the foregoing, You shall comply with the provisions of the Communications Act 2003 relating to advance notification to OFCOM and the general conditions of entitlement.
The review leading to the 2006 charter settlement had been one of the most comprehensive for many years,2 aimed at positioning the BBC alongside the “new media” orientation of the Communications Act 2003.