In 1966 the British Postmaster General Tony Benn introduced a Bill to Parliament that outlawed unlicensed offshore broadcasting, which became the Marine Offences Act and was enacted on 14 August 1967.
This Bill became the Marine Offences Act and was enacted on 14 August 1967. In 1966 the British Postmaster General, Tony Benn, introduced a Bill to Parliament that outlawed unlicensed offshore broadcasting.
In 1966 the British Postmaster General, Tony Benn, introduced a Bill to Parliament that outlawed unlicensed offshore broadcasting. This Bill became the Marine Offences Act and was enacted on 14 August 1967.
In 1966 the British Postmaster General, Tony Benn, introduced a Bill to Parliament that outlawed unlicensed offshore broadcasting. This Bill became the Marine Offences Act and was enacted on 14 August 1967.