little to no sexual content. 8+ ans – appropriate for children 8 and up may contain with little violence, language, and little to no sexual situations; 13+ ans – suitable for children 13 and up and may contain with moderate violence, language, and some sexual situations; 16+ ans – recommended for children over the age of 16 and may contain with strong violence, strong language, and strong sexual content; 18+ ans – recommended to be viewed by adults and may contain extreme violence and graphic sexual content. It is mostly used for 18+ movies and pornography. An E rating (no rating will appear on screen) is given to exempt programming, in the same classes used for English-Canadian programming above. Chile The () devised a content rating system in 1993. Child specific I Infantil (English: for children) – programmes suitable for all children; I7 Infantil para mayores de 7 años – programmes recommended for children ages 7 or older; I10 Infantil para mayores de 10 años – programmes recommended for children ages 10 or older; I12 Infantil para mayores de 12 años – programmes recommended for children and teens ages 12 or older. Standard ratings F Familiar (family) – programmes suitable for a general audience, with content appropriate for all ages; R Responsabilidad compartida (shared responsibility) – programmes may have content not suitable for children under 12 not accompanied by an adult; A Adulto (adult) – programmes suitable for adult audiences only (ages 18 or older), may contain coarse language, and sexual or explicit situations, access to these programmes is locked by a personal password. Exhibition of programmes classified with the "A" rating is only allowed from 10 p.m. until 7 a.m. (both in local time); however, most channels only broadcast these programmes until they closedown their daily broadcasts (as they still don't begin permanent 24/7 services). All TV channels are required to show a warning (either as a full-screen identification or as a scrolling text message in a lower-third format, if shown during programming) when adult programming on the channel begins. The only exception to that rule applies to cable TV channels. Colombia Since 1997, Colombian television networks are required to specify programmes within dubbed family and adult fringes, and must display a notice signifying the audience, both visually and in narration, the minimum age required to watch the programme, if it contains sexual or violent content, and if parental