There will be a charge of counting the audiovisual accounts for … – Cable Republic

There will be a charge of counting of audiovisual energy bills from 2017; yet we increase the collectibility of subscription – said, quoted by the Polish Press Agency Krzysztof Czabański, government plenipotentiary. preparing for the reform of public radio and television.

Czabański also announced that the so-called. large media law will not enter into force on 1 July, but will act bridging appointing the Media Council of National.

The project of Law and Justice for the creation of Media Council for National and designed to be the first step to implement a large media law is already in the Parliament and I was directed to the first reading.

this means that the Law and Justice in the first place will be the appointment of Media Council of the National, and then financial issues that need to initiate the notification procedure in Brussels.

Portal 300polityka.pl points out that this is primarily about “the introduction of a charge on the public media in the amount of 15 zł / month (or less), which is de facto a new tax.”

Recall that bill, who in April went to the Parliament talks about two key issues. The first is the reconstruction of the public media, so they were not commercial companies, which must account for the profit, but the state legal persons. The second of the major issues is a new way of financing public media. The new fee in accordance with this proposal was to be connected with the bill for electricity.

The bill provides for the continued operation of the National Broadcasting Council, which would now take care of, among others, examination of compliance with the Act on radio and television, as well as the frequency separation. On the other hand personalami in the national media will be a new institution – five members of the National Media Council, which will hit the two delegates of the Sejm and Senate, as well as one from the president. It is worth noting that the membership of this body will not be elective. READ MORE

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