S.L. 350.1 Art. 4Responsible person.

(1) Every broadcaster shall appoint a person or persons to be responsible for the issue of classification certificates under these regulations in respect of works broadcast as part of the television broadcasting service provided by the said broadcaster.

(2) The broadcaster shall inform the Authority of the name, surname, age, place of residence and a legally valid identification document number of any person appointed in terms of the previous subregulation immediately upon appointment.

(3) The broadcaster shall keep all classification certificates issued in respect of his television broadcasting service in terms of these regulations for a period of ninety days after any work is last broadcast and he shall hand over all or any of the said certificates to the Authority immediately upon demand.

(4) The Authority shall have the right to disqualify any person appointed in terms of subregulation (1) from being entitled to issue classification certificates if, after giving opportunity to the broadcaster, to the person appointed and to any other person as it deems fit to make submissions to it on the matter, it is satisfied that the said appointment was not made in good faith or that the person appointed is manifestly unable to perform the duties of his office or that he is guilty of serious misconduct in the performance of his duties. regulations shall contain:

(a) a statement that the work concerned is suitable for general viewing at any time (with or without advice as to the desirability of parental guidance with regard to the viewing of the work by young children or as to the particular suitability of the work for viewing by children); or

(b) a statement that the work concerned is suitable for viewing only after a time stated in the certificate.

(2) Responsibility to issue a classification certificate shall include the power to refuse to issue such certificate when the person responsible for the issue of the said certificate deems that a work is not suitable for television broadcasting.