| 2. Data supply method
Compliance with the obligations laid down in Article 7 of the Act is checked on the basis of a self-reporting system. The broadcasters send their records (a sort of booklet in which they record the broadcast time, duration, genre, place and time of production, name of the firm which produced the programme items and whether the producers qualify as independent or not) to the ORTT once a week. The data are aggregated once a month. The data on audience shares are incomplete, as the ORTT does not have these figures for every broadcaster (and this is not a mandatory requirement).
In column 1 of the record, the broadcaster has to note the programme items that fall within the quota requirements and those that do not. In column 2, the place of production is entered, while in the case of co-productions the provisions in the 2004 Film Act II — based on the Council of Europe Convention — apply. The year of production of the programme item is entered in column 3 (both for European works and for works produced originally in Hungarian), while column 4 states whether the producer qualifies as independent or not. The name of the producer has to be entered in column 5.
The ORTT requires data even from broadcasters that have been granted partial or complete exemption.
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