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We work to ensure that, wherever possible, the views and concerns of the UK broadcasting industries are represented in UK, EU and International regulation. For information on technical standards regulations, please see the Broadcasting: Standards page.
We are not responsible for regulation of the broadcasters. However, we do work closely with the relevant organisations. Further information on regulation of the broadcast industries can be found on the websites below:
Ofcom is the regulator for the UK communications industries, with responsibilities across television, radio, telecommunications and wireless communications services. Ofcom exists to further the interests of citizen consumers as the communications industries enter the digital age
The BBC's constitution, finances and obligations are governed by Royal Charter and Agreement. Its trustees appoint the Director-General, who heads the bodies in charge of the daily running of the Corporation. The BBC Trust is also responsible for regulating BBC’s content.
For information about the Communications Act, please visit www.communicationsact.gov.uk
