Section 329 Proscription ordersI1

a foreign service to which this section applies comes to OFCOM’s attention, and

they consider that the service is unacceptable and should be the subject of an order under this section,

programmes containing objectionable matter are included in the service; and

that the inclusion of objectionable matter in programmes so included is occurring repeatedly.

it offends against taste or decency;

it is likely to encourage or to incite the commission of crime;

it is likely to lead to disorder; or

it is likely to be offensive to public feeling.

identifying the service in such manner as he thinks fit; and

proscribing it.

in the public interest; and

compatible with the international obligations of the United Kingdom.

television licensable content services provided otherwise than by broadcasting from a satellite;

digital television programme services;

digital additional television services;

radio licensable sound services provided otherwise than by being broadcast from a satellite;

digital sound programme services; and

digital additional sound services.

is a service capable of being received in the United Kingdom for the provision of which no Broadcasting Act licence is either in force or required to be in force; but

is also a service for the provision of which such a licence would be required—