Ceasing to display the message after classification TVCs should cease to display the advertising message within 7 days (or preferably within 2) after the person to whom the certificate of classification was granted is notified of the classification. Information about when an unclassified film or computer game is classified is regularly sent by the Classification Operation Branch to film and computer game distributors. Advertising companies should contact their clients about classification information in the first instance. Further information Each and Territory has classification legislation which covers what material is legal, how it is to be marked, displayed, delivered, sold and advertised and penalties for breaching requirements. This information sheet is provided as a general guide only and you should refer to the relevant Classification Act. Links to each State and Territory Classification Act are available at . You can check a computer game’s classification and consumer advice on the classification database at . There are also downloads of the classification markings, the classification approved notice and classification legends. You can also contact the Compliance and Education team at the Classification Branch on Ph: (02) 9289 7100 or .
Ceasing to display the message after classification TVCs should cease to display the advertising message within 7 days (or preferably within 2) after the person to whom the certificate of classification was granted is notified of the classification. Information about when an unclassified film or computer game is classified is regularly sent by the Classification Operation Branch to film and computer game distributors. Advertising companies should contact their clients about classification information in the first instance. Further information Each and Territory has classification legislation which covers what material is legal, how it is to be marked, displayed, delivered, sold and advertised and penalties for breaching requirements. This information sheet is provided as a general guide only and you should refer to the relevant Classification Act. Links to each State and Territory Classification Act are available at . You can check a computer game’s classification and consumer advice on the classification database at . There are also downloads of the classification markings, the classification approved notice and classification legends. You can also contact the Compliance and Education team at the Classification Branch on Ph: (02) 9289 7100 or .
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