7.2 a subscriber may lodge a complaint with the BCCSA if the subscriber believes that a licensee has contravened this Code. Only authorized channels may be broadcast 8. A subscription broadcasting service licensee may not broadcast a channel on its service unless the Authority has authorised the channel in terms of Regulation 3 of the Subscription Broadcasting service unless the Authority has authorised the channel in terms of Regulation 3 of the Subscription Broadcasting Services Regulations, published in Government Gazette No. 28452, Notice 152 of 2006 on 31 January 2006. Content which may not be broadcast Child pornography, bestiality, incest, rape, sexual conduct and violence 9. A subscription broadcasting service licensee may not knowingly broadcast material which, judged within context, contains a scene or scenes, simulated or real, of any of the following – 9.1 child pornography; 9.2 bestiality, incest or rape; 9.3 explicit violent sexual conduct; 9.4 explicit sexual conduct which violates the right to human dignity of any person or which degrades a person and which constitutes incitement to cause harm; or 9.5 the explicit infliction of or explicit effects of extreme violence which constitutes incitement to cause harm. Advocating war, violence or hatred 10. A subscription broadcasting service licensee may not knowingly broadcast material which, judged within context – 10.1 amounts to propaganda for war; 10.2 incites imminent violence; or 10.3 advocates hatred that is based on race, ethnicity, gender or religion and which constitutes incitement to cause harm. Exemptions 11 Clauses 9 and 10 do not apply to -