within six months of the issue of the licence
or within such additional period as may be
allowed by the Minister;
(b)	

the licensee has ceased his or her
operation under the licence;

(c)	 the licensee has given the Authority
information which is false or misleading in a
material particular;
(d)	 the licensee has failed to comply with the
terms of its licence, the Code of Conduct or
any other provisions specified in this Act; or
(e) it is in the public interest to do so.
(2) A decision taken under subsection (1) shall­
(a) be notified in writing to the licensee; and
(b) have effect for not more than thirty days.
Register of
licences

237. (1) The Authority shall keep a register of
every licence and of its essential particulars.

(2) The Authority shall keep the register up to date
and register any transfer, surrender, variation,
revocation or suspension of a licence.
(3) The register shall be open to inspection by the
public.
PART III - DUTIES OF LICENSEES AND
CONDITIONS OF BROADCASTING LICENCES
Duties of
licensees

238. (1) Subject to this section, it shall be the duty
of every person holding a broadcasting licence
under this Act to­

(a)	 present all news in a factually accurate,
impartial and non-partisan manner;
(b)	 present current affairs in a balanced, clear,
factual, accurate and impartial manner;
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