The BBFC is a non-government organization responsible for classifying and censoring movies in the UK based on its classification framework in the BBFC Guidelines, which adapts to changing public attitudes. PEGI is a European video game rating system that produces an online safety code and framework contract to help consumers make informed choices about games and protect users. The Creative Industries Council advocates for the creative industries and focuses on growth, finance, skills, and infrastructure improvements with some involvement in regulation.

1. Regulatory Frameworks
What is the BBFC, what does it do and what framework does it
produce and follow?
The BBFC (British Board of Film Classification) is a non-government
organisation and is responsible for classifying and censoring specific movies,
such as giving them a U or PG or 18 certificated. They can also refuse films for
distribution such as in cinemas or DVD etc. It has a classification framework
which is based on the BBFC Guidelines, it is a living document which adapts
to reflect evolving public attitudes and societal concerns.
What is PEGI, what does it do and what framework does it
produce and follow?
PEGI is a European video game rating system which helps to protect
and allow consumers to make informed decisions about the video
games they buy. It produces an online safety code and framework
contract to help protect users.
What is the Creative Industries Council and what is their involvement with
regulation?
The Creative Industries Council is a voice for the creative industries and helps
focus on growth in all areas such as finance and skills. Improving on
infrastructure.