Video Recordings Act 1984

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Video Recordings Act 1984

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Passed in 1984, an act of the Parliament of the United Kingdom that requires commercial video recordings to be reviewed and classified by any authority designated by the Home Office before the same can be offered for sale or for hire within the United Kingdom.

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— Regina (on the application of British Board of Film Classification) v. Video Appeals Committee

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