Central Board of Film Certification

Target entity: Central Board of Film Certification
Context triple: [Minister of Information and Broadcasting of India, hasAuthorityOver, Central Board of Film Certification]

• A. Movie and Television Review and Classification Board
  The Movie and Television Review and Classification Board is a Philippine government agency responsible for reviewing, rating, and regulating movies and television programs for public exhibition.
• B. Australian Classification Board
  The Australian Classification Board is the Australian government body responsible for classifying and rating films, video games, and certain publications for legal distribution in Australia.
• C. Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
  The Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America was the early 20th-century U.S. film industry trade association, led for many years by Will H. Hays, that regulated Hollywood content and represented major studios.
• D. MPAA film rating system
  The MPAA film rating system is a standardized classification scheme used in the United States to inform audiences—especially parents—about the suitability of films for different age groups based on their content.
• E. Motion Picture Association board
  The Motion Picture Association board is the decision-making body within the Motion Picture Association that oversees and administers policies affecting the film industry, including content standards and ratings.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Central Board of Film Certification
Target entity description: The Central Board of Film Certification is India’s national film censorship and classification authority responsible for reviewing and certifying movies for public exhibition.

• A. Movie and Television Review and Classification Board
  The Movie and Television Review and Classification Board is a Philippine government agency responsible for reviewing, rating, and regulating movies and television programs for public exhibition.
• B. Australian Classification Board
  The Australian Classification Board is the Australian government body responsible for classifying and rating films, video games, and certain publications for legal distribution in Australia.
• C. Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
  The Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America was the early 20th-century U.S. film industry trade association, led for many years by Will H. Hays, that regulated Hollywood content and represented major studios.
• D. MPAA film rating system
  The MPAA film rating system is a standardized classification scheme used in the United States to inform audiences—especially parents—about the suitability of films for different age groups based on their content.
• E. Motion Picture Association board
  The Motion Picture Association board is the decision-making body within the Motion Picture Association that oversees and administers policies affecting the film industry, including content standards and ratings.
• F. None of above. chosen