Topic
Arts funding
This page contains different parts of laws about Arts funding, within the topic of Arts and culture.
Important laws about Arts funding
Broadcasting Act 1989
This law is called the Broadcasting Act 1989 and it starts on 1 July 1989.
1: Short Title and commencement
Broadcasting Act 1989
Creating the Broadcasting Standards Authority
20: Establishment of Authority
Broadcasting Act 1989
The Broadcasting Standards Authority's jobs include helping create rules for TV and radio.
21: Functions of Authority
Broadcasting Act 1989
What the Broadcasting Standards Authority can do
24: Powers of Authority
Broadcasting Act 1989
The Authority can ask for surveys to be done
25: Power of Authority to commission surveys
Broadcasting Act 1989
Who is on the Broadcasting Standards Authority team?
26: Membership of Authority
Broadcasting Act 1989
Staying a member of the Broadcasting Standards Authority after your term ends
28: Continuation of membership
Broadcasting Act 1989
The Authority can give others some of its jobs or powers.
29: Delegation of functions or powers by Authority
Broadcasting Act 1989
The Broadcasting Act 1989 has a part called 'Seal' that is no longer used.
32: Seal
Broadcasting Act 1989
The Broadcasting Commission's main jobs are to promote New Zealand programmes and culture.
36: Functions of Commission
More laws about Arts funding
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Remember that AI can make mistakes, and just reading the law isn't enough to understand how it could be used in court.