French MP Charles Alloncle proposes austerity measures for public broadcasting
Charles Alloncle, a French deputy, has submitted a report proposing austerity measures for public audiovisual services, including channel mergers and reductions in game shows and entertainment programming. The 30 members of the parliamentary inquiry committee on public broadcasting are scheduled to vote on Monday to approve or reject the report's conclusions and recommendations. A favorable vote is required for the report to be made public one week later.
Key facts
- Charles Alloncle is the deputy who authored the report.
- The report proposes austerity measures for public audiovisual services.
- Measures include merging channels and reducing game shows and entertainment.
- 30 members of the inquiry committee on public broadcasting will vote on Monday.
- A favorable vote is needed for the report to be published a week later.
- The report is part of a parliamentary inquiry commission.
- The vote determines whether the report becomes public.
- The report focuses on cost-cutting in public broadcasting.
Entities
Institutions
- Assemblée nationale
- commission d'enquête sur l'audiovisuel public
Locations
- France