Classification of publications, films or computer games containing advertisements
12D Classification of publications, films or computer games containing advertisements
A publication must not be classified if it contains an advertisement that has been refused approval.
An unclassified film (the first film) or unclassified computer game (the first game) must not be classified if it:
contains an advertisement for a film or computer game with a higher classification than the classification the first film or first game would be given if it did not contain the advertisement; or
contains an advertisement for an unclassified film or unclassified computer game:
that has been assessed in accordance with section 31 or under section 33 as being likely to have a higher classification than the classification the first film or first game would be given if it did not contain the advertisement; or
the likely classification of which has not been assessed in accordance with section 31 or under section 33; or
contains an advertisement that has been refused approval.
Subsection (1) or (2) does not prevent a publication, film or computer game from being classified by the Board if the application for the classification is an enforcement application.
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