No. 34 Communications 93 (e) be signed by the entity affected or, in the case of an organization, by the chief executive officer thereof. 18. The entity or body of entities affected shall not be entitled to insist on the transmission of a counter-version if the counter-version referred to in paragraph 15 is presented to the content licensee more than 30 days after the date of broadcast of the false assertion of fact. 19. The content licensee shall__ (a) at the first opportunity, but not later than ten days from receiving a counter-version referred to in paragraph 15, broadcast the counterversion within the same programme or programme section as the one in which the false assertion was made and at the same time of day or, if that is not possible, at a time equal in value to that of the programme objected to; (b) broadcast the counter-version without any omissions and interruptions; and (c) broadcast the counter-version free of charge. 20. A content service licensee shall, immediately upon receipt of the counter-version referred to in paragraph 15, inform the Authority of that fact, and shall keep and store the programme objected to and the counter-version until the content licensee receives a notice to the contrary from the Authority. 21. The freedom of all content licensees is indivisible from and subject to the same restraints as those relevant to individuals, and is founded on the individual's right to be informed and to freely receive and disseminate opinions. 22. Content licensees shall__ (a) not broadcast any material that is indecent or obscene or offensive to public morals, including abusive or insulting language, or offensive to religious beliefs of any section of the population, or likely to prejudice the safety of the Republic or public order and tranquillity; (b) exercise due care and sensitivity in the presentation of material that depicts or relates to acts of brutality, violence, atrocities, drug abuse, or obscenity; and (c) exercise due care and responsibility in the presentation of programmes where a large proportion of the audience is likely to be children. 23. Content licensees shall report news truthfully, accurately and objectively. 24. News shall be presented in an appropriate context and in a balanced manner, without intentional or negligent departure from the facts. 25. where a report is founded on opinion, supposition, rumour or allegation, it shall be presented in such a manner as to indicate clearly that that is the case.