Примери коришћења Broadcasting act на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The Broadcasting Act was passed in 1996.
In the past five years Serbia has passed a package of media laws,including the 2002 Broadcasting Act.
The Broadcasting Act was amended in 2002.
Addressing the press in the Media Center, head of the OSCE mission in the FRY Stefano Sannino pointed to the importance of enacting the public information and, especially, broadcasting act, as soon as possible.
Rade Veljanovski recalled that the Broadcasting Act was finally introduced into the parliament.
Broadcasting Act Adopted BELGRADE, July 19, 2002- The Serbian Parliament today adopted the Broadcasting Act at an extraordinary session.
Much attention is focused on the Broadcasting Act, the most important law regulating the broadcasting sector.
He said,"According to ANEM's sources,neither the Serbian Legislature nor the Vojvodina Legislature have put forth their candidates for the membership of the Council the establishment of which conditions enforcement of the Broadcasting Act.".
He added that the Broadcasting Act would treat the private and the public sector on equal terms.
Frey said he was also satisfied with legislative reforms in key areas of human rights and freedoms, pinpointed significance of laws on religious freedoms and ethnic minorities, andreferred to the Draft Broadcasting Act as a good one.
The Broadcasting Act provides that the Parliament should publish all valid lists of nominees at least 30 days in advance of the day of selection of Council members.
In a statement released by NUNS,they noted that the adoption of the Broadcasting Act makes RTS a state service with the right to decided what is in its best interests and the interests of its programming.
The Broadcasting Act contains few ownership rules and provisions, and even those are in some parts insufficient and obsolete in comparison with European trends and the situation of the market.
For months journalists have been calling on the Serbian government to implement the Broadcasting Act, but now when they have decided to act it appears the rules are being broken," said Aidan White, IFJ General Secretary.
The Broadcasting Act was introduced into the Serbian Parliament only after having undergone nine public debates" Susa added and referred to a"populist censorship used by the opposition and the current authorities to'court' the public".
Bajram Omeragic, Coalition vice president and Esad Dzudzevic, MP discussed the current political andeconomic situation in Sandzak… ACT STANDING FOR A PRECONDITION FOR JOINING COUNCIL OF EUROPETuesday, 18/6/2002Public debate on drafts of the Public Broadcasting Act.
The Government bypassed the Broadcasting Act to appoint a new Director General of RTS in 2004, expressing its dissatisfaction with the broadcaster's news coverage.
(Expected) changes in the management/ council of the public broadcaster/ in the way the independence is safeguarded. Towards the end of October, a working group of media lawyers andmedia experts nominated by member organizations of the Bulgarian Media Coalition wrapped up intensive work on the last version of the Broadcasting Act Draft.
The same prohibition formed part of the Broadcasting Act adopted in 2002; however, it was never effectively observed, with the Radio Emitters Agency(an independent government agency) having failed to take any action against offenders.
Representatives of the RTS noted that their house was still financially dependent on the government due to the delayed enforcement of the Broadcasting Act, but the director general of the RTS Aleksandar Crkvenjakov said this did not mean that the authorities did in fact influence the editorial policy.
Financial Independence Public Broadcasting Act stipulates independence of public service broadcasters from the state budget by way of securing other sources of financing- mandatory subscription and commercial advertising.116 However, even when combined, these sources of funding have failed to ensure financial stability of public service broadcasters.
ANEM reminds that, no more than a month ago, the National Assembly, acting on a proposal suggested by the group of deputies of the ruling coalition, without prior public debate,changed the Broadcasting Act, thus enabling the Culture and Information Committee of the Assembly to completely arbitrary make pre-selection of candidates for Republican Broadcasting Agency Council members, proposed by the civil and the media sector.
The Draft Broadcasting Act anticipates the establishment of a regulatory body- the Serbian Broadcasting Council which will operate independently from political and economic interests, Minister Tadic said and pointed out that the Act is essentially aimed at introducing order into the broadcasting sphere and preventing corruption.
Rade Veljanovski added it was"the civil sector" that had worked on the Draft Broadcasting Act, meaning participation of experts in various fields, non-governmental organizations and representatives of international organizations such as the Council of Europe and the OSCE.
Article 42 of the Broadcasting Act forbids any republican, provincial, or regional authority, or political organisations to own media outlets.10 So far, significant foreign capital was invested in RTV B92, a joint-stock company, with around 49 percent of shares owned by foreign funds; Television Fox, with 49 per cent of ownership by News Corp; and Radio Beta RFI, with 49 per cent owned by Radio France International.
Members protested in the strongest terms at the new proposal for the Broadcasting Act as a serious infringement of the basic concept of the original legal text, with regards the possibility of excessive state influence on the make-up of the Broadcast Agency Council.
He noted that the authorities were stalling the adoption of the broadcasting act, since the 18-member coalition, itself in a perpetual election campaign, did not wish to confront the powerful media likely to lose their current privileges once the legislation was adopted.