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Further questions – Is it legitimate for stakeholders or consultees to pose additional questions …?
The Government has launched a large number of consultations this summer. But probably the most high-profile, and politically contentious, will have been the Department of Culture, Media and Sport’s (DCMS) consultation on the BBC Charter Review. This is currently scheduled for 2016 and anyone who wades through the 83 pages will risk being overwhelmed by an immensely comprehensive analysis of modern-day public service broadcasting. It is an issue that arouses strong passions; a little like the NHS, we all have views on the BBC.
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