Exiting The European Union Citation and commencement 1 These Regulations may be cited as the Cultural Tests (Films, Television Programmes and Video Games) (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2018 and come into force on exit day. PART 1 Amendment of primary legislation Amendment of the Films Act 1985 2 1 Schedule 1 to the Films Act 1985 (certification of British films for purposes of film tax relief) is amended as follows. 2 Omit paragraph 4(4) . 3 In paragraph 4A(3) — a in paragraph (a), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; and b in paragraph (d), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”. 4 In paragraph 4B(3) — a in paragraph (a), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; and b in paragraph (d), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”. 5 In paragraph 4C(3) — a in paragraph (a), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; and b in paragraph (d), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”. 6 In paragraph 4D — a in sub-paragraph (1), in the definition of “qualifying person”, after “person ordinarily resident in,” insert “the United Kingdom or”; and b in sub-paragraph (3)— i in paragraph (a), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state” (in each place where it occurs), substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; and ii in paragraph (b), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”. PART 2 Amendment of subordinate legislation Amendment of the Cultural Test (Television Programmes) Regulations 2013 3 1 The Cultural Test (Television Programmes) Regulations 2013 are amended as follows. 2 In regulation 2(1), in the definition of “qualifying person”, after “person ordinarily resident in,”, insert “the United Kingdom or”. 3 In regulation 3(4)— a in sub-paragraph (a), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; b in sub-paragraph (b), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; c in sub-paragraph (b)(i)(aa), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; d in sub-paragraph (b)(i)(bb), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; e in sub-paragraph (b)(ii)(aa), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; f in sub-paragraph (b)(ii)(bb), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; g in sub-paragraph (b)(iii)(aa), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; h in sub-paragraph (b)(iii)(bb), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; i in sub-paragraph (b)(iv), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; j in sub-paragraph (c), for “another EEA state”, substitute “an EEA state”; and k in sub-paragraph (d), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; 4 In regulation 4— a in paragraph (4)(a), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; b in paragraph (4)(b), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; c in paragraph (4)(b)(i)(aa), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; d in paragraph (4)(b)(i)(bb), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; e in paragraph (4)(b)(ii)(aa), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; f in paragraph (4)(b)(ii)(bb), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; g in paragraph (4)(b)(iii)(aa), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; h in paragraph (4)(b)(iii)(bb), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; i in paragraph (4)(b)(iv), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; j in paragraph (4)(c), for “another EEA state”, substitute “an EEA state”; and k in paragraph (8), for “UK or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”. 5 In regulation 4A— a in paragraph (4)(a), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; b in paragraph (4)(b), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; c in paragraph (4)(b)(i)(aa), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; d in paragraph (4)(b)(i)(bb), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; e in paragraph (4)(b)(ii)(aa), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; f in paragraph (4)(b)(ii)(bb), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; g in paragraph (4)(b)(iii)(aa), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; h in paragraph (4)(b)(iii)(bb), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; i in paragraph (4)(b)(iv), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; j in paragraph (4)(c), for “another EEA state”, substitute “an EEA state”; k in paragraph (4)(d), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; and l in paragraph (8), for “UK or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”. 6 In regulation 10— a in sub-paragraph (a), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state” (in each place where it occurs), substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; b in sub-paragraph (b), for “another EEA state” (in each place where it occurs), substitute “an EEA state”; and c in sub-paragraph (c), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state” (in each place where it occurs), substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”. Amendment of the Cultural Test (Video Games) Regulations 2014 4 1 The Cultural Test (Video Games) Regulations 2014 are amended as follows. 2 In regulation 2, in the definition of “qualifying person”, after “person ordinarily resident in,”, insert “the United Kingdom or”. 3 In regulation 3— a in sub-paragraph (a), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state” (in each place where it occurs), substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; b in sub-paragraph (b), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state” (in each place where it occurs), substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; and c in sub-paragraph (c), for “another EEA state” (in each place where it occurs), substitute “an EEA state”. 4 In regulation 7— a in sub-paragraph (a), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; b in sub-paragraph (b), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; c in sub-paragraph (b)(i)(aa), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; d in sub-paragraph (b)(i)(bb), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; e in sub-paragraph b(ii)(aa) for, “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; f in sub-paragraph (b)(ii)(bb) for, “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; g in sub-paragraph (b)(iii)(aa) for, “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; h in sub-paragraph (b)(iii)(bb) for, “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; i in sub-paragraph (b)(iv) for, “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”; and j in sub-paragraph (c) for, “another EEA state”, substitute “an EEA state”. 5 In regulation 11(1), for “United Kingdom or another EEA state”, substitute “United Kingdom or an EEA state”. Margot James Minister for Digital and the Creative Industries Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport 22nd October 2018