Communications and Media Authority Act 2005

The Communications and Media Authority Act 2005 establishes the agency responsible for regulating and overseeing broadcasting, telecommunications, and online media in a country. Its purpose is to ensure fair, responsible, and effective management of communication services, protect consumers, uphold freedom of expression, and promote diverse media content. The Act defines the authority's powers to issue licenses, enforce regulations, and resolve disputes, aiming to create a balanced media environment that benefits both industry players and the public.