354 No. 17 of 2002] Independent Broadcasting Authority possession of the officer or authority all such orders and other directions as the officer or authority may give in connection with the working or maintenance of the broadcasting station or the carrying on of broadcasting services from the broadcasting station. (3) Reasonable compensation shall be paid from monies appropriated for the purpose by Parliament, to a person who suffers loss or damage through the exercise of the powers conferred by this section in such amount as may be agreed between the person and the Minister. (4) If a dispute arises as to the amount of compensation payable in terms of subsection (3), any person claiming to be entitled to compensation may refer such dispute to a court. (5) In determining the amount of any compensation (including costs or expenses) payable under this section, the Court and every other person shall have due regard to the fact that the take-over has been necessitated by a state of public emergency. (6) The provisions of this section shall, with necessary modification, apply in relation to diffusion services, the premises, apparatus, equipment and wires required in connection therewith and the persons employed in working, maintaining or operating the same. PARTV PROGRAMME STANDARD AND COMPLAINTS RELATING TO BROADCASTING SERVICES Broadcasters to determine programme standards 33. The Corporation and every licensed broadcasting service, shall develop a code of professional standards which shall comply with the following minimum requirements: (a) respect for human dignity and human rights and freedoms, and contribution to the tolerance of different opinions and beliefs; (b) comprehensive, unbiased and independent news broadcast and current affairs programmes with commentary clearly distinguished from news; (c) observance of procedures for correcting factual errors and redressing unfairness; (d) observance of the principle of the right to reply; (e) protection of the integrity of minors by clearly classifying and distributing programmes that could endanger the development of a child in a way with the least possibility for a child to use it; and