broadcast:
(i) a correction,
(ii) an alternative version, or
(iii) a balancing opinion,
whichever is applicable;
(b) directing the licensee to desist from non
compliance;
(c) directing the licensee to take appropriate
remedial steps.
(7) If the broadcasting licensee does not comply
with an order under subsection (6), the Minister
may prohibit the licensee from providing a
broadcasting service for any period which, in the
first instance, may not exceed thirty days.
Complaints to
the Authority
concerning
broadcasts
241. (1) The Authority shall publish the form and
procedure as regards the adjudication of
complaints concerning television or sound
broadcasts.
(2) A person who has reason to believe that a
broadcasting licensee has failed to comply with the
terms and conditions of the licence or the Code of
Conduct may lodge a complaint with the Authority
within thirty days of the occurrence of the alleged
non-compliance.
(3) A complaint referred to in subsection (2) shall
be in writing and, on receipt by the Authority, shall
be notified to the licensee concerned.
(4) After having considered a complaint and any
representation in relation to it, the Authority shall
publish its findings.
(5) The Authority shall keep a record of all
complaints regarding broadcasting received by it
and shall publish each year an analysis of them.
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