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Decision

Ottawa, 8 May 1998

Decision CRTC 98-150

CHUM Limited

Across Canada - 199716750

Licence amendment for Bravo!

1. Following Public Notice CRTC 1998-21 dated 10 March 1998, the Commission approves the application by CHUM Limited, licensee of the national specialty programming undertaking known as Bravo!, to amend condition of licence no. 5 by increasing from 8 to 12 minutes the advertising material allowed during each clock hour. Consequently, the amended condition of licence reads as follows:

5.(a) Subject to subsections (b) and (d), the licensee shall not distribute more than twelve (12) minutes of advertising material during each clock hour.

(b) In addition to the twelve minutes of advertising material referred to in subsection (a), the licensee may distribute during each clock hour, a maximum of 30 seconds of additional advertising material that consists of unpaid public service announcements.

(c) The licensee shall not distribute any paid advertising material other than national paid advertising.

(d) In addition to the twelve minutes of advertising material referred to in subsection (a), the licensee may broadcast partisan political advertising during an election period.

2. The Commission notes that this amended condition of licence is consistent with the condition of licence concerning advertising which has been imposed on several other specialty programming undertakings.

This decision is to be appended to the licence.

Laura M. Talbot-Allan
Secretary General

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