Where an event’s organiser has not within 56 days of the event taking place, entered into a contract with a qualifying broadcaster for broadcasting rights to a designated event, the qualifying broadcaster may apply to the High Court for an order directing that the event organiser provide access to the event subject to payment of reasonable market rates or such other terms as may be determined by the Court and upon such terms, as the Court considers just and proper.<\/p>\n
It may direct an event organiser to give a qualifying broadcaster access to the designated event, before the High Court has fixed the terms for acquisition of broadcasting rights, including the fixing of reasonable market rates.<\/p>\n
The Minister may in the public interest require an event organiser to provide the Minister with a copy of any agreement entered with any broadcaster in respect of the designated event.<\/p>\n
Where an existing contract is in place between an event organiser and a non-qualifying broadcaster, the High Court shall on receipt of an application from a qualifying broadcaster, decide to whom and in what proportion moneys in respect of market rates be paid.<\/p>\n
There is provision for arbitration agreements in respect of instances where the event organiser was willing to sell broadcasting rights to a designated event but has not been able to agree a price with a qualifying broadcaster for access to the event.\u00a0 Provision is made for criteria, which the High Court or arbitrator must have regard to, when determining reasonable market rates or terms under the legislation.<\/p>\n\n
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