S.L. 363.44 Art. 1Citation. Interpretation. Cap. 363. Official Council Web-page. Authorisation in writing. Penalties.

The title of these Bye-Laws is the Advertisements on the

Internet and Internet Subscription (Xag]ra Local Council) Bye-Laws. 2.1 In these Bye-Laws unless the context otherwise requires:

"Act" means the Local Government Act; "advertisement" includes any commercial or non-commercial promotion; "Council" means the Xag]ra Local Council; "person" means the person who has been authorised by the Council to link with the Council’s Web-page under the provisions of bye-law 3.2; "Web-page" means access to information and database via the Internet, known as the World Wide Web (WWW), which Web-page may be advertised on the so-called Web Search Engines.

2.2 In these Bye-Laws, any expression which is defined in the Act shall have the same meaning as is assigned to it in the Act.

3.1 The Council shall have a Web-page on the Internet which shall include all information on the Council and the locality which the Council may choose to include. 3.2 There shall be one official Web-page dedicated exclusively to the Xag]ra Local Council: Provided that the Council may authorise any person to include or link such Web-page on or to another Web-page, either at a charge or at no charge, as the Council may decide. 3.3 The authorisation referred to in bye-law 3.2 shall be provided in writing by the Council. 3.4 Every person who is found guilty of having breached any provision of bye-laws 3.2 and 3.3 shall be liable to a fine

(ammenda) of forty-six euro and fifty-nine cents (€46.59) together with two euro and thirty-three cents (€2.33) for every day during which the Council’s Web-page is accessible on the offender’s Web-page without the written authorisation. 4.1 The Council may contract, in accordance with the regulations and procedures applicable according to this Act, with commercial and non-commercial entities to advertise the Council’s

Web-page at a charge. 4.2 The contract mentioned in bye-law 4.1 is valid for a period of one year which may be renewed for a further period of one year. The Council reserves the right to renew such contract, and if such renewal is refused, it shall give in writing the reasons for its refusal to any person concerned.