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CLASSIFICATION (PUBLICATIONS, FILMS AND COMPUTER GAMES) ACT 1995 - SECT 5B

Exempt films and exempt computer games

             (1)  Subject to subsection (3), a film specified in this table is an exempt film . Applications for classification of exempt films are not necessary.

 

Exempt films

Item

Type

Description

1

Business

A film of a promotional, technical or similar nature for use in the course of a business or trade

2

Accounting

A film for use in the keeping or verification of accounts

3

Professional

A film of a promotional, technical or similar nature for use in the course of a profession

4

Scientific

A film for use pursuant to a branch of knowledge conducted on objective principles involving the systemised observation of, and experiment with, phenomena

5

Educational

A film whose main purpose is for training, instruction or reference, as a manual, a lesson, an encyclopaedia or a guide

6

Current affairs

A film wholly comprising news reports or information about, or analysis of, current issues or events of public interest or importance

7

Hobbyist

A film wholly comprising a documentary record of a hobby or activity

8

Sporting

A film wholly comprising a documentary record of a sporting event

9

Family

A film wholly comprising a documentary record of a family event or activity

10

Live performance

A film wholly comprising a documentary record of a live artistic performance or that is used within such a performance

11

Musical presentation

A film wholly comprising a musical presentation

12

Religious

A film wholly comprising a documentary record of a religious event or activity

13

Community or cultural

A film wholly comprising a documentary record of a community or cultural activity or event

             (2)  Subject to subsection (3), a computer game is an exempt computer game if it forms part of or is included in computer software specified in this table. Applications for classification of exempt computer games are not necessary.

 

Exempt computer games

Item

Type

Description

1

Business

Software for use in the course of a business or trade

2

Accounting

Software for use in the keeping or verification of accounts

3

Professional

Software for use in the course of a profession

4

Scientific

Software for use pursuant to a branch of knowledge conducted on objective principles involving the systemised observation of, and experiment with, phenomena

5

Educational

Software whose main purpose is for training, instruction or reference, as a manual, a lesson, an encyclopaedia or a guide

Exceptions

             (3)  However, a film or computer game is not an exempt film or an exempt computer game if it contains:

                     (a)  an advertisement that has been refused approval; or

                     (b)  an advertisement for an unclassified film or an unclassified computer game:

                              (i)  that has been assessed in accordance with section 31 or under section 33 as being likely to be classified M or a higher classification; or

                             (ii)  the likely classification of which has not been assessed in accordance with section 31 or under section 33; or

                     (c)  an advertisement for a film, or for a computer game, that has been classified M or a higher classification; or

                     (d)  material that would be likely to cause the film or computer game to be classified M or a higher classification.



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