Telecommunications Ordinance Part 3A 3A-28 Section 13L Cap. 106 which a notice served under subsection (1)(a) is still in force have been exercised. 13L. Recovery of royalty (1) Any royalty payable by a licensee pursuant to any licence and owing to the Government shall be recoverable by the Government as a civil debt in any court of competent jurisdiction. (2) A certificate in writing purporting to be made under the hand of the Financial Secretary to the effect that any royalty payable under a licence is owing to the Government shall be prima facie evidence of that fact. 13M. Court may prohibit certain programmes etc. (1) A licensee shall not broadcast any programme, advertisement, announcement or other material, or any part thereof, that is likely to— (a) incite hatred against any group of persons, being a group defined by reference to colour, race, sex, religion, nationality or ethnic or national origins; (b) result in a general breakdown in law and order; or (c) gravely damage public health or morals. (2) Where the Chief Secretary for Administration reasonably believes that the broadcasting of any programme, advertisement, announcement or other material, or any part thereof, would contravene the provisions of subsection (1), he may apply to the Court of First Instance for an order under this section. (Amended L.N. 362 of 1997) (3) An application under subsection (2) in the case of urgency may be made for an interim order ex parte on affidavit but otherwise such application shall be made by motion or summons. Last updated date 20.4.2018