(i) any religion other than Islam (ii) any practice proscribed by the teachings of Islam; 14. (c) ensure that its service is not used for the solicitation of prostitution or for any other immoral activity; (d) ensure that any professional advice, or any specialist consultancy service, offered on its service is offered by persons with qualifications recognised by the relevant professional bodies in Brunei Darussalam; (e) in the case of the broadcast of sound recordings, ensure that only sound recordings that are acceptable to the Minister are broadcast; and (f) in the case of the broadcast of films or video recordings, ensure that only films and video recordings that are approved by the Panel of Censors are broadcast, unless the film or video recording is one to which the Censorship of Films and Public Entertainments Act (Chapter 69) does not apply or is one which is exempted from the provisions of that Act. A licensee shall remove, or prohibit the broadcast of, the whole or any part of a programme included in its service if the Minister informs the licensee that the broadcast of: (a) the whole or part of the programme is contrary to a Code of Practice applicable to the licensee; or (b) the programme: (i) is against the public interest, public order or national harmony; or (ii) offends against good taste or decency. 15. If any doubt arises as to whether a licensee has used its best efforts in compliance with the conditions of its licence, the licensee shall be treated as having used its best efforts if it satisfied the Minister that it took all reasonable steps in the circumstances. 16. Nothing in this Schedule shall exempt the licensee from complying with the requirements of any other written law relating to the provision of the licensee’s service.