Task 1 – digital project
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The document defines and provides examples of private, public, and voluntary sectors. The private sector consists of businesses not owned by the government, such as Tesco, Apple, and Primark. The public sector includes organizations run and funded by the government like schools, police stations, and the NHS. The voluntary sector comprises non-profit groups and charities that are neither run by the government nor intended to generate profit, including community groups, Oxfam, and Barnardo's.
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The document discusses several regulatory bodies in the UK that oversee different media and industries:
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- The British Board of Film Classification classifies films, videos and DVDs to protect viewers, especially children, from inappropriate content.
- Pan European Game Information rates video games for age-appropriateness across Europe using a single rating system.
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The document summarizes several regulatory bodies in the UK and their roles:
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2) The British Board of Film Classification classifies films and videos shown in UK cinemas and on TV based on their content and suitability for different age groups.
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