Guide to classifications, audience advisories and timebands
Classifications and timebands
Choosing a standard
How to know which broadcasting standard applies
Complaints that are unlikely to succeed
Guidance on types of complaints that are least likely to be upheld
Guidance: Power to decline to determine a complaint
How the BSA applies Broadcasting Act provisions on complaints that need not be determined
Guidance: Costs awards to complainants
A guide for complainants and broadcasters on the awarding of costs
Guidance for broadcasters
Guidance on reporting on crisis events and using third-party content, including social media content
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
All FAQ's ›You can contact Able, New Zealand’s television captioning and audio description service, which is funded by NZ On Air.
You may also wish to contact the broadcaster.
Terms and conditions of competitions are not generally something that can be dealt with under broadcasting standards. Queries are best directed to the broadcaster.
We don't deal with reception interference or signal issues.
Radio Spectrum Management (RSM) manages the radio spectrum in New Zealand. You can contact RSM by phone on 0508 776 463 or by email at info@rsm.govt.nz.
Contact Kordia for any television signal issues, on 09 551 7000.