The Cyprus Gazette

286 SiTPPLEMENT TO THE CYPRUS GAZETTE, 24TH APRIL, 1986.
Interfering 5. No pcrsou shaU iustal or sell any interfering apparatus
be^fit'i^'' *° unless the same is fitted with an anti-interference device
with anti- of a type or pattern approved by the Postmaster-General
interference
device. capable of ehminating or reducing to a neghgible degree to
the satisfaction of the Postmaster-General the interfering
effect of the interfering apparatus.
Importation
and use of
interfering
apparatus.
Power to
Postmaster-
General to
permit
importation,
etc., of
interfering
apparatus in
certain cases.
Offences.
6. From and after the expiration of four months from the
commencement of this Law, no person sliaU import into
the Colony or shaU use any interfering apparatus unless
the same is fitted with an anti-interference device of a
type or pattern approved by the Postmaster-General
capable of ehminating or reducing to a negligible degree to
the satisfaction of the Postmaster-General the interfering
effect of the interfering apparatus.
7.—(1) Notwithstanding anything in section 5 or 6
contained, the Postmaster-General may, in exceptional
cases where, in his opinion, it would be unreasonable or
undesirable in the pubHc interest to require fuU compHance
with the provisions of the said sections, by permit under his
hand, aUow the instaUation, sale, importation or use of an
interfering apparatus notwithstanding that the same is
not fitted with an anti-interfering device in accordance
with the provisions of the said sections.
(2) Any permit granted under the provisions of subsection
(1) may be canceUed by the Postmaster-General
at any time and may contain such terms and conditions
as to the use of the interfering apparatus as to the
Postmaster-General may seem fit.
8. Any person who contravenes—
(a) any of the provisions of this Law ;
(b) any term or condition contained in any permit
granted by the Postmaster-General under section
7 ; or
(c) any regulations made under the provisions of this
• Law or the terms, conditions or restrictions of any
Hcence granted under the provisions of such
regulations,
shall be guilty of an offence.
Penalty: a fine of fifty pounds.
Regulations. 9. The Govcmor in CouncU may make regulations to be
pubHshed in the Gazette for aU or any of the foUowing
matters, that is to say,—
(a) the issue of Hcences and the terms, conditions and
restrictions under which and the period for which
Hcences may be granted;
(b) the fees payable for Hcences ;
(c) the renewal and cancellation of Hcences ;
(d) the appointment of persons to act as Broadcasting
Inspectors ;
(e) the means and procedure to be employed to suppress
or reduce interference ; and
(/) generally for the better carrying into effect the
purposes of this Law.
Repeal and
Saving.
9 of 1913.
4 of 1927.
22 of 19.34.
10. The Wireless Telegraphy Laws, 1913 to 1934, and
the Regulations and Orders made thereunder are hereby
repealed in so far as they relate to broadcasting, but for
all other purposes shaU remain in full force and effect.
ΚΥΠΡΙΑΚΗ ΔΗΜΟΚΡΑΤΙΑ
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