transmitted, complete and unchanged, by a third party; “broadcasting” means the transmission of programmes, whether or not encrypted, by radio waves or other means of communication, including terrestrial antennae, information and communica­ tions networks or satellite in coded or not coded form, aimed for reception by the public, with the aid of any equipment or apparatus; “broadcasting apparatus” means an apparatus used for broadcasting, but does not include a private radio receiving set or a private television receiver; “broadcasting service” means a service which provides regular broadcasting; “class licence” means a general authorization granted by the Authority to any legal entity meeting the applicable conditions appended to it and which obligates the legal entity in question to­ (a) obtain an explicit decision from the Authority before exercising rights deriving from the authorization; and (b) communicate information about the service concerned as necessary to assure proper compliance with the applicable conditions appended thereto in accordance with current regulations; “closed user group” means a group of mobile telephone subscribers who can only make calls and receive calls, excluding short messaging service, from members within the group; “Code of Conduct”, in relation to broadcasting, means the Code of Conduct established by the Authority under section 228; “commercial activities connected with information and communications” means­ (a) the provision of information and communica­ 13