(b) sufficient provision is made for depreciation of assets; and PART VI—MISCELLANEOUS. 22. Editorial policy In the carrying out of its functions under this Act, the Board shall in particular, have as its editorial policy to— (a) establish effective machinery for a wide coverage of events all-over the world and Uganda in particular; (b) voice public opinion and criticism of a given public policy in a fair and objective manner; (c) uphold the integrity of the Republic of Uganda and promote harmonious relationships among its people, its neighbours and the world at large; (d) collect, process, analyse and propagate news and comment truthfully, honestly, and fairly without jeopardizing peace and harmony in the country; (e) respect and uphold the sovereignty and unity of Uganda and to come out firmly on the side of Uganda in matters affecting such sovereignty and unity without affecting the truth, which must at all times be the guiding line and governing principle of the television and radio services. (f) ensure that the Corporation does not broadcast any material, which is indecent, obscene or offensive to public morals religious convictions or is likely to prejudice the safety of the State or public order between sections of the population. (g) ensure that the Corporation’s broadcasting is in line with the code of conduct prescribed by the Broadcasting Council. 23. Service of documents Any notice or document required to be served on the Corporation may be served by leaving a copy at the registered office or by sending it by registered post to the Managing Director. 24. Annual report The Board shall, within three months after the end of each calendar year, send to the Minister a report on the activities of the Corporation for that year and the Minister shall lay the report before Parliament. 25. Regulations The Minister may, by statutory instrument, make Regulations generally for the better carrying out of the provisions of this Act.