But if we do find content on your website that are objectionable or that go against our definition of content that are against public interest, public order or national harmony, or offends against good taste and decency, then we take action. In most cases we will just ask the content provider to remove the objectionable material or perhaps close down the website until it is rectified. Sanctions and fines on the content providers are a last resort. Examples are Brunet and Simpurnet . However, to operate as an ISP in Brunei, you need to get a licence beforehand under the Telecommunications Act administered by the Ministry of Communications.
Examples are cybercafes .
If you are not asked to register in writing, then you DO NOT need to do so. If you are not asked to register in writing, then you DO NOT need to do so. We are a company who provide a pure commercial web page design service. If you purely design and so not put up or host any websites yourselves, then you do not need a licence under the Broadcasting Act. And unless the websites you put up or host is about religious issues or political issues, then you do not need to register with us.