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Mechanical Reproductions.
19. (1) No station shall use a mechanical reproduction (except when its use is merely incidental as for an identification or background) between the hours of 7.30 p.m. and 11.00 p.m. except with the previous consent of the Corporation in writing.
(2) A mechanical reproduction shall be announced as such immediately before and after the program concerned, except when its use is merely incidental as for an identification or background. The exact form of announcement is not prescribed, but the language shall be clear and in terms commonly used and understood. The following are examples of statements sufficient for the purpose: —
(a) "This is a recorded program."
(b) "This is a program of electrical transcription."
(3) No program of mechanical reproductions shall contain any reference to the name of any person, firm or corporation connected with the manufacture, sale, hire or ownership of the said mechanical reproductions used in the said program.
Chain Broadcasting.
20. Unless permission in writing is first obtained from the Corporation.
(a) no station shall continue to be a part or shall form a part of a chain or network originating outside of Canada;
(b) no chain or network of two or more stations shall continue to be operated within Canada or shall be set up or operated within Canada ;
(c) no station shall continue to be or become an outlet for any station, chain or network existing or originating outside of Canada ;
(d) no station shall continue to be or become an associate station of orwith any station, chain or network existing or originating outside of Canada.
Station Contracts.
21. Every station shall file with the Corporation a copy of the forms of contract used by it and a statement of its charges. Every such contract shall expressly make the enjoyment of the privilege to broadcast conditional upon the observance of these regulations. The licensee of each station shall see that a copy of these regulations is available at the station and that the station employees and persons broadcasting are familiar with them.
22. The Corporation may send a written or telegraph notice to the licensee of any station informing him of any alleged violation of these regulations and he shall have a delay of six days within which tc answer in writing, giving in full his reply to the notice. The Corporation may make such investigation of the facts as it shall consider appropriate and for this. purpose its representatives may examine the records and question the employees of any station.
23. These regulations shall have full force and effect as of the 1st day of November, 1937, and on and after that date all regulations inconsistent therewith shall be deemed to have been repealed.
Note : The penalty for violation of these regulations is provided for under section 22(6) of the Act which reads:
"(6) In case of any violation or nonobservance by a private station of the regulations made by the Corporation under this section, the Corporation may order that the license of such private station be suspended for a period not exceeding three months and any such order shall be forwarded to the Minister who shall forthwith communicate the same to the licensee of the station and shall take such steps as may be necessary to carry out the terms of such order."
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