Censorship of Films and Public Entertainments Act · 2002 Revised Edition · Part II · Centralised Censorship of Films and Certain Public Entertainments
Official textFrom Attorney General's Chambers, unchanged
All advertising matter relating to films shall before publication be delivered to the Censor or a reproduction thereof shall, with the Censor’s approval, be so delivered, and such further information as the Censor may require shall be furnished therewith.
advertising matter
“advertising matter” means any photograph, picture, poster, figure, text and any other matter of whatsoever nature advertising a film or public entertainment;
The Censor may, upon examination of such advertising matter, authorise publication thereof subject to any conditions which the Censor may think fit to impose, or may refuse authority for publication.
Censor
“Censor” means such members of the Panel of Censors, not being less than 3 in number, as the Secretary shall in any particular case appoint to exercise the duties of censorship hereunder;
advertising matter
“advertising matter” means any photograph, picture, poster, figure, text and any other matter of whatsoever nature advertising a film or public entertainment;
Censor
“Censor” means such members of the Panel of Censors, not being less than 3 in number, as the Secretary shall in any particular case appoint to exercise the duties of censorship hereunder;
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