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Broadcasting
Regulations
The
department of Broadcasting Regulation is dedicated to assist the
National Broadcasting Board
to evaluate television and radio broadcast licenses applications
and to monitor programme schedules and content to ensure compliance
with licence conditions, broadcasting codes of conduct and standards
of broadcast material consistent with the development of a policy
of competitive, pluralistic, community and public broadcasting in
Botswana and the promotion of national aspirations and vision in
the areas of entertainment, information and education (see
Broadcasting Act).
The
BTA povides professional advisory services to the National
Broadcasting Board for the development of broadcasting policies,
strategies, regulations, legislation and standards which will encourage
and promote the growth of a competitive, pluralistic private community
and public broadcasting services in Botswana in accordance with
national aspirations and vision; and the implementation of regulations,
licence application procedures and broadcast codes of conduct.
Manages
investigations on behalf of the National Broadcasting Board, complaints
against broadcasters and/or broadcast material including any possible
breach of licence conditions and code of conduct identified during
the monitoring process and make recommendations to the council for
appropriate action.
Summarised
Roles
- Act
as general advisor to National Broadcasting Board (NBB)
- Act
as a support link between BTA and NBB
- recommending
code of conduct
- Monitor
global broadcast developments
- Broadcast
representation nationally,regionally and internationally
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Broadcasting
Regulations
For more information on Broadcasting Regulation department contact
info@bta.org.bw.

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