Commission on Public Audiovisual: when the Quest for a Clash Pulves the Debate of Substance
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The 30 Members of the Committee of Inquiry into Public Audiovisual must approve or disapprove this Monday of the conclusions and recommendations of the rapporteur Charles Alloncle (UDR). A vote in favour of the report is...
In theory, the vote is only about the publication of the report, but the political stake behind it pushes elected officials to call for a change of rules.
MEPs vote on Monday on the publication of the report on public audiovisual produced by their colleague UDR Charles Alloncle, a crucial and uncertain vote after the controversy over his methods.
According to the revelations of the World, the Lagardère News Group has transmitted lists of prepared questions to several MPs, members of the public audiovisual inquiry committee.
What should be retained by the Parliamentary Committee on Public Audiovisual, and by the altercations between its rapporteur, Charles Alloncle, and television stars?
The report of MP UDR Charles Alloncle on public audiovisual was put to the vote on Monday, 27 April. Trade unions, employees and the management of the public service have felt denigrated and now fear the political repercussions.
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