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News: PPL: Draft Consultation on Code of Conduct for Licensees

• Date: 23/08/2012
• Source: Poppleston Allen
• Author/Solicitor: Jonathan Smith

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Phonographic Performance Ltd (PPL) has prepared and released a draft Consultation document on a Code of Conduct for licensees and members.

The Consultation will lead to the introduction of two documents in November 2012:

• a Code of Conduct for licensees and prospective licensees; and

• a Code of Conduct for members and prospective members.

The Codes will provide guidelines as to how PPL operates and its commitments to licensees, prospective licensees, and its members. The Codes will include important information about PPL, its customer services and complaints procedure, tariffs and licences, and what licensees and members can expect from PPL.

PPL are inviting comments on this consultation from interested parties, including in particular their existing, new and prospective licensees and members and their representative bodies.

The Consultation closes on Friday 19 October 2012.

Further details on the consultation can be found here: PPL Code of Conduct for Licensees


For more information please contact Jonathan Smith

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