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ARTICLE · 19 MAY 2006

Ofcom changes procedures for fairness & privacy complaints

Ofcom, the communications industry regulator recently published new guidelines setting out the way it will handle fairness and privacy complaints.

United KingdomMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
Tim Hardy
Tim Hardy
Susan Barty
Susan Barty

Ofcom, the communications industry regulator recently published new guidelines setting out the way it will handle fairness and privacy complaints. The key changes are:

  • Access to rushes made easier.
  • The time limits for making a complaint to Ofcom have been changed.
  • The introduction of a two-stage decision-making process for more complex cases.
  • Ofcom will now drop complaints that are resolved informally.

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Following a consultation at the end of last year, Ofcom recently published new guidelines setting out the way it will handle fairness and privacy complaints from 1 June 2006. Ofcom’s procedures include:

  • how to make a complaint to Ofcom;

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