National Ratings Board (Tseng)

The National Ratings Board (NRB; 國家評級委員會) of the Tseng Republic is a government agency that is responsible for the classification and review of media of Tseng. This includes television programs, motion pictures, home videos, and video games. It was established in 1898 as the Tseng Media Ratings Board (TMFRB). It was renamed the National Ratings Board (NRB) in 1950.
== History ==
The NRB was established on June 19, 1898, to classify media. The ratings were originally modelled after the MPA system, but were replaced by numbers. In 1989 the NRB started classifying video games.
== Ratings ==
Rating 	Meaning 	Introduced	Description 	Airing times (TV)
AFYC 0+ 	All For Young Children 0+ 	1898 	Specifically designed to educate young children. 	24 hours
C 6+ 	Children 6+ 	1898 	Suitable for children aged 6 and over. 	24 hours
G 9+ 	General Audiences 9+ 	1898 	Suitable for all ages. 	24 hours
PG 12+ 	Parental Guidance 12+ 	1962 	Parental guidance is recommended for young children. 	24 hours
MR 15+ 	Mature Recommended 15+ 	1898 	Recommended for people aged 13 and up. 	4pm to 6am
NSFYC 19+	Not Suitable For Younger Children 19+	1898 	Not suitable for people under the age of 15. Under 15s should be with parent or guardian at all times. 	7pm to 6am
RTP 22+ 	Restricted to People 22+ 	1907 	Restricted to people aged 18 and over. 	10pm to 6am
RC 	Refused Classification 	1915 	Banned because of illegal or extreme content. 	
EX 	Exempt 	1944 	Only contains very specific types of content and does not contain anything that exceeds the constraints of PG.	24 hours