No. 34 Communications interests of the community, to participate in the selection of the applicant's programmes; 49 (e) whether the applicant has never been convicted of an offence under this Act; (f) the expected technical quality of the proposed content service, having regard to developments in broadcasting technology; (g) the capability, expertise and experience of the applicant; (h) the financial means and business record of the applicant; and (i) any other condition that the Authority may deem necessary. 103. The Authority shall not grant a content licence to any political party, movement, organization, body, entity or alliance that is political in nature. 104. A person who is not a citizen of Malawi shall not, directly or indirectly__ (a) exercise control over content service; or (b) have a financial interest or an interest in voting shares or paid up capital in content service licence, exceeding 20 %. 105.__(1) The Authority shall include in the licence of a public content service licensee designated under section 100 a right of the licensee to collect appropriate fees from any person who has equipment that is capable of receiving television programmes, as approved by the Authority. (2) A designated public content service licensee shall__ Content licence not to be granted to entities that are political in nature Limitations on foreign ownership Public content service fees (a) upon payment of the appropriate fees, issue a television licence; and (b) use the fees exclusively for the purpose of financing public television services. (3) A designated public content service licensee may enter into a commercial agreement with any other entity for the purpose of collecting fees under this section. 106. A subscription content services licensee shall not acquire exclusive rights that prevent or hinder the free-to-air broadcasting of Malawian sporting events of national importance, as may from time to time be determined by the Authority. Restriction on subscription content services