Censorship of Films and Public Entertainments Act · 2002 Revised Edition · Part IV
Section 19
Official textFrom Attorney General's Chambers, unchanged
The Minister with the approval of His Majesty may make regulations generally for carrying out the provisions of this Act and, in particular, such regulations may provide for —
Minister
“Minister” means the Minister responsible for Home Affairs or such other Minister who is subsequently charged with the responsibility for this Act;
the arrangements to be made for the censorship of any film or public entertainment, or of any advertising matter relating to a film or public entertainment; and
the procedure to be followed upon any appeal to the Board of Review, upon any direction under section 11 or upon any prohibition under section 11 or 14.
Any regulations made under this section may provide that a contravention of any regulation shall constitute an offence punishable by such penalties as may be prescribed not exceeding imprisonment for 3
months and a fine of $6,000.
Terms defined in s 2
advertising matter
Defined · s 2“advertising matter” means any photograph, picture, poster, figure, text and any other matter of whatsoever nature advertising a film or public entertainment;
Board
Defined · s 2“Board” means the Board of Review constituted under the provisions of subsection (1) of section 10;
Minister
Defined · s 2“Minister” means the Minister responsible for Home Affairs or such other Minister who is subsequently charged with the responsibility for this Act;
public entertainment
Defined · s 2“public entertainment” includes theatricals, stage plays, wayang-wayang, concerts, animal or circus performances, marionette shows and other dramatic, spectacular or operatic performances of whatsoever nature, to which the public or any class of the Censorship of Films and Public Entertaiments p. 4 public is admitted, whether gratuitously or otherwise, but always excepting cinematograph shows;