Public Entertainments Act 1958 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 3 · Classification of Arts Entertainments
17. Duties of licensee providing arts entertainment
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A licensee must —
provide to the Arts Entertainment Licensing Officer all relevant information and documents that the Arts Entertainment Licensing Officer requires for the purpose of determining the classification of the content of an arts entertainment;
comply with such procedures and requirements as the Arts Entertainment Licensing Officer may direct in relation to the classification of the content of the arts entertainment; and
pay to the Arts Entertainment Licensing Officer the prescribed fee, within the time specified by the Arts Entertainment Licensing Officer, for the classification of the content of the arts entertainment.
The Arts Entertainment Licensing Officer may refuse to classify the content of an arts entertainment if —
Arts Entertainment Licensing Officer
“Arts Entertainment Licensing Officer” means the Licensing Officer appointed under section 3 by the Minister charged with the responsibility for the licensing of arts entertainments, and includes an Assistant Licensing Officer appointed by that Minister under that section;
the licensee does not comply with subsection (1); (b)any information or document provided to the Arts Entertainment Licensing Officer under subsection (1)(a) is incomplete or inaccurate; or
the content of the arts entertainment does not fall within any of the classifications of arts entertainment determined by the Arts Entertainment Licensing Officer under section 16.[15B