Commons Briefing paper by Gavin Berman, Grahame Danby and Richard Kelly. It was first published on Thursday, 31 December 2009. It was last updated on Thursday, 31 December 2009.
Video Recordings Bill (Bill 14 of 2009-10)
This Bill would repeal and immediately revive, without amendment, the Video Recordings Act 1984. Its purpose is to rectify a procedural error made during the passage of the Act, thereby to make the latter enforceable in UK courts. It would also allow the Act to be subsequently amended by the Digital Economy Bill 2009-10.
Secondary information
- Type
- Research briefing
- Reference
- RP09-98
- Related items
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Video Recordings Bill. Explanatory Notes Bill 14-EN also published.
Tuesday, 15 December 2009
Bills
House of Commons
- Subjects
- Children Consumers Convictions Certification British Board of Film Classification DVDs EU law Film Protection Prosecutions Sales Video games Video recordings Classification schemes
- Legislation
- Video Recordings Bill 2009-10
- Contains statistics
- Yes
- Published by
- Home Affairs Section
- Parliament and Constitution Centre
- Social and General Statistics Section
- House of Commons Library
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