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BBC Royal Charter Review

The BBC Royal Charter Review, led by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, examines the governance, funding sustainability, and operational framework for the BBC and BBC World Service. The review addresses long-term funding stability, foreign office co-funding arrangements, and the terms under which the BBC operates, with a new Charter expected to be negotiated.

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8 Nov 2023 | Impact assessment Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport linked

Media Bill: supporting documents

Supporting documentation for legislation which reforms television and radio broadcasting in the UK.

▤ View document · ↗ GOV.UK · ↓ ECHR memorandum (15pp)
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↓ Overarching impact assessment (56pp) ↓ Annex A to the overarching impact assessment: S4C governanc… (22pp) ↓ Annex B to the overarching impact assessment: repeal of Sec… (9pp) ↓ Annex C to the overarching impact assessment: commercial ra… (26pp) ↓ A principles-based framework for a new prominence regime fo… (60pp) ↓ Modernising the UK’s system of public service broadcasting … (60pp) ↓ Regulation of radio services across voice assistant platfor… (91pp) ↓ Video-on-demand accessibility impact assessment (54pp) ↓ Video-on-demand regulation impact assessment (50pp) ↓ The removal of Channel 4 Television Corporation (C4C)’s pub… (33pp)
14 Dec 2022 | Research Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport linked

A digital BBC

This report assesses whether the BBC is on track to deliver value to its users from its digital transformation. Report type: value_for_money | Departments: ['Department for Culture, Media & Sport', 'Unknown (358)'] | Topics: ['Arts and culture', 'Digital services', 'Digital …

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