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Mr Stephen Timms 376 Clause 223, page 196, line 21, leave out '31st December 2014' and insert 'the initial expiry date'.
Mr Andrew Lansley 304 Clause 224, page 196, line 33, leave out from 'section' to end of line 35.
Mr Stephen Timms 377 Clause 224, page 196, line 41, at end insert—'(3A) The Secretary of State is not to make an order under this section preventing the renewal of licences from the end of the initial licensing period unless he has fixed a date before the end of that period as the date for digital switchover. (3B) Where the Secretary of State postpones the date for digital switchover after making an order under this section preventing the renewal of licences from the end of the initial licensing period, the order shall have effect only if the date to which digital switchover is postponed falls before the end of that period. (3C) Subsection (3B) does not affect the power of the Secretary of State to make another order under this section after postponing the date for digital switchover.'.
Mr Stephen Timms 378 Clause 224, page 197, line 12, at end insert—'(6A) Subsection (8) of section [Meaning of "initial expiry date"] applies for construing references in this section to the date for digital switchover as it applies for the purposes of that section.'.
Mr Stephen Timms 379 Clause 224, page 197, line 13, after first 'section' insert—'"initial licensing period" means the licensing period ending with the initial expiry date; and'.
Mr John Whittingdale 410 Clause 226, page 198, line 36, after 'public', insert 'in any of the EEA States'.
Mr John Whittingdale 411 Clause 226, page 198, leave out line 42.
Mr John Whittingdale 412 Clause 226, page 198, line 43, leave out 'if it' and insert 'to the extent that it'.
Mr John Whittingdale 413 Clause 226, page 199, line 4, after 'which', insert 'is provided by means of television and'.
Mr John Whittingdale 414 Clause 226, page 199, line 6, after 'the', insert 'television'.
Mr John Whittingdale 415 Clause 226, page 199, line 6, at end insert 'television'.
Mr John Whittingdale 416 Clause 226, page 199, line 9, at end insert 'television'.
Mr John Whittingdale 417 Clause 226, page 199, line 16, at end insert 'are provided by means of television and'.
Mr John Whittingdale 418 Clause 226, page 199, line 17, after 'such', insert 'television'.
Mr John Whittingdale 419 Clause 226, page 199, line 17, leave out 'relate' and insert 'the principal feature of which relates'.
Mr John Whittingdale 420 Clause 226, page 199, line 19, after 'such', insert 'television'.
Mr John Whittingdale 421 Clause 227, page 199, line 36, leave out 'if it' and insert 'nor shall any element connected with a television programme service be considered part of that television licensable content service, if that service or element of it (as the case may be)'.
Mr John Whittingdale 422 Clause 227, page 199, line 38, after first 'service', insert 'or any element connected with a television programme service'.
Mr John Whittingdale 423 Clause 227, page 199, line 39, leave out from 'of' to third 'the' and insert 'that service or element of it (as the case may be) is that it involves'.
Mr John Whittingdale 424 Clause 227, page 199, line 41, leave out 'the service' and insert 'that service or element of it'.
Mr John Whittingdale 425 Clause 227, page 199, line 42, leave out 'or sounds (or both)' and insert ', sounds or data (or any combination of images, sounds or data)'.
Mr John Whittingdale 426 Clause 227, page 199, line 43, leave out first 'service' and insert 'relevant service or element of it'.
Mr John Whittingdale 427 Clause 227, page 199, line 43, leave out second 'the service' and insert 'that service or element of it'.
Mr John Whittingdale 428 Clause 227, page 199, line 44, leave out 'or sounds (or both)' and insert ', sounds or data (or any combination of images, sounds or data)'.
Mr John Whittingdale 429 Clause 227, page 199, line 45, leave out 'service' and insert 'relevant service or element of it'.
Mr John Whittingdale 430 Clause 227, page 199, line 46, leave out 'the service' and insert 'that service or element of it'.
Mr John Whittingdale 431 Clause 229, page 201, line 41, leave out 'a service which consists' and insert 'one or more services which consist'.
Mr John Whittingdale 432 Clause 229, page 201, line 42, leave out 'on different frequencies' and insert 'or of a significant proportion of the same programmes with different scheduled times for broadcast, or both'.
Mr John Whittingdale 121 Clause 231, page 202, line 44, at end insert—'(2A) The amount of the penalty under this section is to be such an amount as OFCOM determine to be—
Mr Brian White 492 *Clause 153, page 138, line 35, after 'service', insert 'and that there is sufficient remaining capacity for at least two local digital television services in every locality'.
Mr John Whittingdale 359 Clause 171, page 156, line 12, at end insert—'and should be—
Mr Stephen Timms 400 Clause 172, page 156, line 45, leave out subsection (4) and insert—'(4) For the purposes of this section—
Mr Stephen Timms 401 Clause 172, page 157, line 7, leave out 'Rules made by virtue of subsection (4)(a)' and insert 'Such a statement'.
Mr Stephen Timms 402 Clause 172, page 157, line 10, leave out 'rules' and insert 'principles set out in the statement'.
Mr Stephen Timms 403 Clause 172, page 157, line 12, leave out subsection (6) and insert—'(6) OFCOM may revise a statement made under subsection (4) from time to time. (6A) A statement made or revised under this section may set out different principles for different cases. (6B) Before making or revising a statement under this section, OFCOM must consult the Secretary of State and the Treasury. (6C) OFCOM must—
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