Broadcast Act

The Broadcast Act is a law that regulates how television and radio stations operate. It sets rules to ensure broadcasters serve the public interest, protect freedom of speech, and promote fair competition. The Act establishes licensing procedures, content standards, and guidelines for broadcasting practices. It also provides oversight to prevent harmful or misleading content and ensures broadcasters fulfill their responsibilities to the audience. Overall, the Broadcast Act aims to balance freedom of expression with accountability, ensuring broadcasting services are ethical, reliable, and accessible for all viewers and listeners.