Free-to-air listed events review

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The purpose of this consultation exercise,  is to secure the widest possible views from the public, the broadcasting industry, sports governing bodies and rights holders on the three issues that the Review is addressing in order to inform the Panel’s recommendations to the Secretary of State, with whom final decisions ultimately rest, subject to consultation with the broadcasting authorities and affected rights holders.

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This consultation started on 8th April 2009 but we couldn't automatically determine when it ends. Check its website for more information.

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Listed Sporting Events

[Spoken by John Grogan on 28/04/2009]

...last week. We have to be careful when sending e-mails to Downing street these days, but I took the risk. The webchat was moderated by David Davies—an exemplary figure who is chairing the free-to-air listed events review. Incidentally, I think it is no accident that he has an FA background. I tried to intervene during the webchat debate. Someone asked what assurances could be given...

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