Sanctions applicable to illegal provisions
Ministry of Arts and Culture
- What it costs
- Set case by case
- Reference code
MR032-SA- Last changed at source
- 29 July 2026
Set case by case
The schedule does not set one sum. The amount is decided for each case by the authority that issues it.
LF 2026
The law covering this procedure is identified, but it does not set a single sum.
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What this is
Sanctions Applicable to Illegal Practices in the Cinematographic Sector are non-tax public revenues arising from fines imposed on individuals or legal entities that violate regulations governing the production, distribution, exhibition, or exploitation of cinematographic and audiovisual works. These sanctions apply in cases such as the screening or distribution of prohibited films, the exhibition of films without the required screening permit, classification, or operating visa, the unauthorized distribution of audiovisual works, violations of age restrictions, and any other activity carried out in breach of applicable laws and regulations. These penalties are intended to ensure compliance with cinematographic regulations, protect the public; particularly minors; preserve public order and national cultural values, and support the financing of government inspection, monitoring, and regulatory activities within the film industry.
What readers say they paid
The instrument sets a fee. At the counter it is not always that one. Here is what readers report, counted and summed up.
Nobody has reported an amount for this procedure yet.
If you have done it, say what you paid. It is published as counted figures, never as your account of it.