Licensee Responsibility For FCC Compliance Sample Clauses

Licensee Responsibility For FCC Compliance. The FCC Licensee shall at all times be solely responsible for meeting all of the Commission's requirements with respect to public service programming, for maintaining the political and public inspection files and the Station logs, for the preparation of issues/programs lists, and for retaining and supervising an engineer to ensure compliance with the Commission's rules and regulations governing the technical operation of the Station. Programmer shall provide Freedom with information necessary to maintain all necessary records to permit the FCC Licensee to meet its obligations under this paragraph.
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Licensee Responsibility For FCC Compliance. Licensee shall at all times be solely responsible for compliance with all applicable FCC Rules, including those relating to public service programming, maintenance of political and public inspection files, station records and the Stations’ logs, the preparation of issues/programs lists, and for retaining and supervising one or more chief operators, as that term is defined by the FCC, to ensure compliance with the FCC Rules governing the technical operation of the Stations. Broker shall maintain all necessary records to permit Licensee to meet its obligations under this paragraph and shall otherwise fully cooperate with Licensee regarding Licensee’s responsibilities hereunder. Except as required to comply with FCC Rules and policies, including those regarding the maintenance of the public inspection file as applicable (which shall at all times remain the responsibility of Licensee), Licensee shall not be required to receive or handle messages in connection with programs broadcast on the Stations. During the Term, Licensee shall, with Broker’s cooperation and assistance, file all reports, applications, notices, responses, and other papers with the FCC and any other federal, state, or local regulatory agency or authority relating to the FCC Licenses and the operation of the Stations; provided, that, if Licensee fails to timely file such reports, applications, notices, responses, and other papers, then Broker, with Licensee’s supervision and assistance, may file such reports for Licensee.
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