PART III—BROADCASTING SERVICES 11. Public broadcasting service (1) A Public Broadcaster shall; (a) provide independent and impartial broadcasting services of information, education and entertainment in English and Kiswahili and such other languages as the broadcaster may decide; (b) conduct the broadcasting services impartially and consider to the interests and susceptibilities of the different communities in Kenya; (c) provide and receive from other persons material to be broadcast: Provided that in acquiring such material, the public broadcaster shall have regard to the need to maintain the distinctive character of the public broadcasting service and to cater for the expectations of audiences who are not generally catered for by other broadcasting services. (2) The public broadcasting service shall be supported by revenues from the exchequer, grants, donations and its commercial services but shall not draw from advertising and sponsorship. (3) The public broadcaster shall not lease or transfer the broadcast frequencies or channels assigned to it for use in public broadcasting. (4) The Commission may, on application by the public broadcaster, grant the public broadcaster a licence to provide broadcasting services on a commercial basis. (5) Where the public broadcaster is granted a licence to provide broadcasting services on a commercial basis, it may be required to maintain and keep separate accounts for its public and commercial broadcasting services. (6) The public broadcaster may, when providing its commercial services enter into public private partnership: Provided that the public private partnership complies with the law relating to public procurement.