ARCHIVED - Decision CRTC 99-211
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Decision |
Ottawa, 12 August 1999 |
Decision CRTC 99-211 |
Pulse 24 Inc. |
Across Canada - 199906377 |
Application processed by |
Licence amendment for Pulse 24 |
1. The Commission approves the application by Pulse 24 Inc. for the national English-language specialty programming undertaking Pulse 24, to amend the condition of licence relating to advertising material by adding the following subsection thereto: |
3.(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 Specialty Services Regulations, 1990 do not specify a maximum hourly amount of advertising material that licensees of specialty services may broadcast. Instead, advertising limits for such licensees are regulated by condition of licence. The addition of the above-noted subsection will give the licensee the flexibility, during Canadian election periods, to exclude partisan political advertising from the calculation of the amount of advertising that it broadcasts. |
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