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If the appointments of (a) the Chairman of the Independent Television Commission, (b) the Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the Broadcasting Standards Commission and (c) the Chairman of the Broadcasting Complaints Commission were made on the advice of an independent appointment committee.
If the appointments of (a) the Chairman of the Independent Television Commission, (b) the Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the Broadcasting Standards Commission and (c) the Chairman of the Broadcasting Complaints Commission were made on the advice of an independent appointment committee.
What plans she has to amend the Broadcasting Act 1990 to set a time limit within which the Broadcasting Complaints Commission is required to answer complaints.
What plans she has to amend the Broadcasting Act 1990 to set a time limit within which the Broadcasting Complaints Commission is required to answer complaints.
Broadcasting Bill (HL). SEcond reading debate. Amendment negatived on division (267 to 297). Committed to a Standing Committee. Money resolution and ways and means resolution (formal).
Broadcasting Bill (HL). SEcond reading debate. Amendment negatived on division (267 to 297). Committed to a Standing Committee. Money resolution and ways and means resolution (formal).
Broadcasting Bill (HL). Lords report stage second day. (HL Bill 58 1995/96).
Broadcasting Bill (HL). Lords report stage second day. (HL Bill 58 1995/96).
Broadcasting Bill (HL). Lords second reading debate. Agreed to on question. Committed to a Committee of the Whole House.
Broadcasting Bill (HL). Lords second reading debate. Agreed to on question. Committed to a Committee of the Whole House.
Broadcasting Bill (HL). Lords presentation and first reading (HL Bill 19 1995/96).
Broadcasting Bill (HL). Lords presentation and first reading (HL Bill 19 1995/96).
Lords debate on motion to take note of White Paper on the future of the BBC (Cm 2621). Agreed to on question.
Lords debate on motion to take note of White Paper on the future of the BBC (Cm 2621). Agreed to on question.
Lords statement on the future of the BBC (includes announcement of publication of Future of the BBC White Paper, Cm 2621, in Vote Office).
Lords statement on the future of the BBC (includes announcement of publication of Future of the BBC White Paper, Cm 2621, in Vote Office).
Statement on the future of the BBC (includes announcement of publication of Future of the BBC White Paper, Cm 2621, in Vote Office.
Statement on the future of the BBC (includes announcement of publication of Future of the BBC White Paper, Cm 2621, in Vote Office.
That this House deeply deplores the refusal of the Broadcasting Complaints Commission to entertain the complaint lodged by Derbyshire County Council against the Conservative Party political party broadcast on 6th April, which was a broadcast described by the Conservative opposition group leader on the Derbyshire County Council as basically inaccurate; further notes that the Broadcasting Complaints Commission judges that it is inappropriate to entertain the complaint because it relates to an attack made in a party political broadcast by one political party on another, the validity of which should be dealt with by political debate and not by way of an adjudication by the Commission; believes that this judgement effectively endorses the blatant peddling of untruths in such broadcasts; further believes that this judgement, the announcement of which was delayed until after the close of polls in the local elections, shows the Broadcasting Complaints Commission to be a toothless watchdog that has discredited itself by this decision and which appears to be incapable of setting standards of truthfulness and decency; and is concerned that, unless dealt with firmly by bodies such as the Broadcasting Complaints Commission, the smears and untruths broadcast on 6th April will become the all too common currency of political debate, akin to that of the United States of America, and that this will further fuel an increasing cynicism about politics.
That this House deeply deplores the refusal of the Broadcasting Complaints Commission to entertain the complaint lodged by Derbyshire County Council against the Conservative Party political party broadcast on 6th April, which was a broadcast described by the Conservative opposition group leader on the Derbyshire County Council as basically inaccurate;...