Part 6: Radio selection services Section 362BB Meaning of ‘designated radio selection service’
This new section sets out how a "designated radio selection service" (DRSS) is to be designated as in scope of the provisions in this Act.
	Subsections (2) to (4) provide that the Secretary of State may designate a service only if the level of its use to listen to internet radio services is significant, having received a report from OFCOM under new section 362BC, and following consultation. This recognises the fact that only those services which are used by a significant number of people have the capacity to meaningfully affect UK radio stations’ ability to reach their audiences. Subsection (2) also makes clear that a significant level of use of a service may be different in certain circumstances - in particular, in vehicles, or in some geographical areas of the UK, where listeners are particularly reliant on a service to access radio.
	Subsection (5) allows the Secretary of State to amend this section to alter the conditions that must be satisfied before a radio selection service can be designated. This enables the Secretary of State (subject to consultation, in accordance with subsection (4) and (6)) to respond to developments in technology and changes in the market.