Right of reply Sample Clauses

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Right of reply. (1) Providers of telemedia including journalistic edited offers which, in particular, prior to distri- bution, completely or partially reproduce texts or visual contents of periodical print media are re- quired to include in their offers without delay the reply of the person or institution who is af- fected by an assertion of fact made in their offer at no cost to the person affected. The reply must be provided without insertions and omissions in the same layout as the assertion of fact. The re- ply must have the same length as the assertion of fact and be provided in direct conjunction with it. If the assertion of fact is no longer pro- vided or if the offer is discontinued before the reply can be included, the reply must be provid- ed in a comparable position for the same dura- tion as the assertion of fact originally provided. A response to the reply must be limited to fac- tual information and must not be directly linked to the reply. (2) No obligation to include the reply pursuant to (1) arises if: 1. the affected party has no legitimate interest in the reply, 2. the reply inappropriately exceeds the extent of the assertion of fact being refuted, 3. the reply is not restricted to factual infor- mation or includes contents which are lia- ble to prosecution, or 4. the reply, in writing and signed by the af- fected party or its legal representative, is not made available to the provider against whom a right of reply is claimed, without delay, at the latest within six weeks follow- ing the last day of the offer including the refuted text being available, but in any event three months after the offer was first made available. (3) Recourse to law may be sought for enforc- ing the claim to the right of reply which was as- serted in vain. The provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure for the procedure for issuing an injunction are to be applied accordingly for this procedure. Jeopardy to the right of reply need not be proven. Principal proceedings shall not take place. (4) No obligation to grant the right of reply ex- ists in relation to truthful reports about open sessions of the supra-national parliamentary organs, the legislative federal and state organs as well as those bodies and authorities for which the respective state press laws exclude a reply pursuant to press law.
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Right of reply. (a) The mover of any original motion, but not of any amendment, may reply to the discussion for a period of not more than 3 minutes without introducing new material and this shall close the discussion. (b) If an amendment is moved, the mover of the original motion has the right of reply at the close of the debate on the amendment, but may not otherwise speak on it. (c) The mover of the amendment has no right of reply to the debate on his or her amendment.
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Right of reply. The mover of a motion has a right to reply at the end of the debate on the motion, immediately before it is put to the vote.
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Right of reply. 24.1. A proposer of a motion shall have the right of reply immediately before such motion is put to the vote. In exercising his right of reply a proposer shall confine himself to answering previous speakers and shall not introduce any new matter into the debate.
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Right of reply. 24.1. The mover of a motion has a right to reply at the end of the debate on the motion, time limited to up to 5 minutes, immediately before it is put to the vote. 24.2. If amendments are moved, the mover of the original motion has the right of reply at the close of the debate on each amendment, time limited to up to 3 minutes until an amendment is carried. 24.3. The mover of the amendment has no right of reply to the debate on their amendment. 24.4. A Member exercising a right of reply shall only answer previous speakers and shall not introduce new matter. After every such reply a vote shall be taken without further discussion.
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