הצעת חוק הרשות השנייה לטלוויזיה ורדיו (תיקון מס' 33) (תיקון מס' 3), התשע"ו-2015Bill on the Second Authority for Television and Radio (Amendment No. 33) (Amendment No. 3), 2015 · automatic translation · suggest a correction

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Bill: חוק הרשות השנייה לטלוויזיה ורדיו (תיקון מס' 33) (תיקון מס' 3), התשע"ו-2015Law on the Second Broadcasting Authority for Television and Radio (Amendment No. 33) (Amendment No. 3), 2015auto

About the law and the debate

Official summary of the law (Knesset)

The Second Authority for Television and Radio Law (Amendment No. 33) (Amendment No. 3), 2015 (hereinafter - Amendment No. 3), was passed in second and third reading on 20 October 2015. This law amends the Second Authority for Television and Radio Law (Amendment No. 33), 2011, and concerns changing the regulatory method in the field of commercial broadcasting, such that concessions for commercial television broadcasts will no longer be granted, and instead licenses for commercial television broadcasts will be granted. Amendment No. 3 repeals Chapter B of the principal law, which concerns the technical adaptation of the Second Authority for Television and Radio Law, 1990 (hereinafter - the Second Authority Law) to the licensing system, and its commencement was set for 1 November 2015. Repeal of the chapter was required because the Second Authority for Television and Radio Law (Amendment No. 37), 2012, provided that if a holder of a concession for television broadcasts on Channel 2 requested an extension of its concession and the other Channel 2 television broadcast concession holder consented, the Second Authority for Television and Radio Council would extend its concession until 31 October 2017. Indeed, the Second Authority Council extended the concessions of the Channel 2 concessionaires until the said date. The said extension of the concessions is inconsistent with the entry into force of the said Chapter B on 1 November 2015. In addition, the Law amends the Communications Law (Telecommunications and Broadcasting), 1982, such that the provisions set out in Sections 6H4(a)(1) and 6K2(c)(5)(c), which concern cross-ownership and non-regional news broadcasts and apply to a holder of a television broadcast concession under the Second Authority Law, shall also apply to a holder of a television broadcast license.

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