General Vehicles
Tariff ‘GV’
(2007.06)
Effective from 1st June 2007 to 31st May 2008
(Previous year’s details shown in brackets)
* See Definitions, section 7
Performing Right Society Limited
Representing music creators and publishers of music
Registered in England No
Registered Office 29/33 Berners Street, London W1T 3AB
Website: http://www
. 134396.prs.co.uk
1. Scope of tariff
This tariff applies to performances of copyright music within the Society’s
repertoire* by mechanical/electronic means on, in or from general vehicles
including: ice cream vans, advertising vans, election campaign and other
similar vehicles; taxis, minicabs and chauffeur-driven cars.
This tariff does not apply to music on coaches, buses and minibuses, to
which Tariff ‘MC’ applies.
2. General conditions
This tariff is subject to the Society's General Conditions Applicable to
Tariffs and Licences, available on request from the Society*
.
3. Royalty rates
Where PRS music is used without a licence having first been obtained,
50% will be added to the Standard Royalty charged and payable for the
first year of the new licence (Higher Royalty)
.
Otherwise, the following rates of charge apply to all royalties falling due
between 1
Higher
Royalty
Standard
Royalty
3.1 Radio
3.2 Television
st June 2007 and 31st May 2008 inclusive of both dates.(terrestrial only)
3.3 Television
(including satellite)
3.4 Record player
3.5 Tape player
3.6 Radio-cassette or radio/CD
3.7 Video player
The royalty charge for an annual licence or
occasional permit by any one or more of the
above means of performance
£42
(£40
£28
(£27
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4. Value Added Tax
Every Licensee under the Society's tariffs will pay to the Society in
addition to the royalty due, a sum in respect of Value Added Tax
calculated at the relevant rate on the royalty payable
.
5. Inflation adjustment
Every year on 1st June, the monetary sums in this tariff will be adjusted
for inflation
mean (to the nearest whole percentage point) of the percentages by which
the Retail Prices Index and the Average Earnings Index (unadjusted)
change in the year to the previous January
. The adjustment formula will apply to the standard rates the.
January is the latest month prior to the anniversary date for which figures
are likely to be published for both indices
percentage adjustment the royalty rates will be rounded to the nearest
penny
rounded to the nearest penny
in force at the beginning of the licence year
. After application of the. The higher royalty rates are the standard royalty rates plus 50%. All royalties are charged at the royalty rate.
6. Definitions
background, electronic or mechanical music
by means of: a compact disc, record, or tape player (audio or video); by
radio or television, or any other mechanical/electronic device for playing
musical works (but not a machine such as a jukebox, capable of being
operated by the insertion of a coin, token or card); operated on the
premises or relayed through a loud-speaker(s) from another part of the
premises or a source outside the premises.
means music performed
the Society
the Society's repertoire
words associated therewith), the right of public performance in which is
controlled by the Society or by any of the societies in other countries with
which the Society is affiliated
means the Performing Right Society Limited.means all and any musical works (including any.
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