Final Draft/Rev.5 of universal access is currently available or where reduced availability of communication services; there is PART II - Broadcasting Ownership and control 3. (1) No person shall directly or indirectly own and exercise control over more than one commercial broadcasting services station. (2) Broadcasting licences shall be reserved to enterprises which are owned by citizens or in which citizens have a significant shareholding. (3) For the purposes shareholding” means – of subregulation (2), “significant (a) in relation to a television station, at least 55 per cent shareholding; or (b) in relation to a radio station, at least 80 per cent shareholding. (4) Political parties shall not own a broadcasting service station. Commencement of broadcasting service 4. (1) A licensee shall publish a notice in a regional or national newspaper or both, circulated in the licensee's intended market, not later than seven days before commencing to transmit a broadcasting service. (2) A notice under subregulation (1) shall contain- Fairness in advertising (a) a statement about the licensee's intention to transmit a broadcasting service from a station in the licensee's local market; (b) the commencement date and time of transmissions; (c) the assigned frequency that the station will use; (d) the station format; (e) the services provided by other licensees; and (f) the address and telephone number of the licensee. 5. (1) All licensees shall ensure that any advertisements they broadcast are (a) honest, decent and lawful; 9