anonymous
2011-02-08 13:31:55 UTC
Robert Halfon, MP for Harlow, introduced a private bill in the Commons today that would allow people to elect the BBC Trust and vote on other key issues such as pay and programming.
He said at present the BBC is run "like a feudal monarchy".
Introducing his BBC Licence Fee Payers (Voting Rights) Bill during the ten minute rule motion, Halfon said: "The BBC cannot continue to be a kleptocracy indifferent to the public who pay for it."
He called for licence fee payers to have more input about where their priorities for the BBC's output lie.
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do you feel public TV represents you and your views? is it value for money? should the tv tax be universal? do you think the beed is to large an institution?