The Broadcasting Act

The Broadcasting Act is a law that sets rules and standards for radio and television broadcasters. It aims to ensure media content is fair, responsible, and serves the public interest. The Act covers licensing broadcasters, managing content standards, and regulating ownership to promote diversity and prevent monopolies. It also ensures broadcasters respect community values, protect vulnerable audiences, and support freedom of expression while balancing the need for responsible broadcasting. Overall, it creates a framework to maintain a fair and trustworthy broadcasting environment for society.