Commonwealth Consolidated ActsNotification by licensee
(1) Each commercial television broadcasting licensee and commercial radio broadcasting licensee must, within 5 days after 1 February 2007, give to the ACMA in writing:
(a) details of the persons who, to the knowledge of the licensee, were in a position to exercise control of the licence at the start of 1 February 2007; and
(b) the name of each person who was a director of the licensee at the start of 1 February 2007.
(2) The details are to be provided in a form approved in writing by the ACMA.
Notification by publisher of newspaper
(3) If, at the start of 1 February 2007, a newspaper is associated with the licence area of a commercial television broadcasting licence or a commercial radio broadcasting licence, the publisher of the newspaper must, within 5 days after 1 February 2007, give to the ACMA in writing:
(a) details of the persons who, to the knowledge of the publisher, were in a position to exercise control of the newspaper at the start of 1 February 2007; and
(b) if the publisher is a company--the name of each person who was a director of the company at the start of 1 February 2007.
(4) The details are to be provided in a form approved in writing by the ACMA.
Notification by controller
(5) If, at the start of 1 February 2007, a person is in a position to exercise control of:
(a) a commercial television broadcasting licence; or
(b) a commercial radio broadcasting licence; or
(c) a newspaper that is associated with the licence area of a commercial television broadcasting licence or a commercial radio broadcasting licence;
the person must, within 5 days after 1 February 2007, notify the ACMA in writing of that position.
(6) The details are to be provided in a form approved in writing by the ACMA.
Offence
(7) A person commits an offence if:
(a) the person is subject to a requirement under subsection (1), (3) or (5); and
(b) the person omits to do an act; and
(c) the omission breaches the requirement.
Penalty for contravention of this subsection:
(a) if the breach relates to a commercial television broadcasting licence or a newspaper--500 penalty units; or
(b) otherwise--50 penalty units.
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