What is the Music Fans' Charter?
The Culture, Media and Sport Committee have published a report following an independent fan-led review of live and electronic music. Fans, musicians, activists, and industry professionals explain what this means for the industry ๐
.@KevinBrennanMP has launched his Fanโled review of live and electronic music at Le Pub in Newport ๐ค
The report includes a range of recommendations, from introducing legislation to ban the resale of tickets above face value, through to the availability of ear plugs in venues.
Today, the Culture, Media and Sport Committee held an event at Le Pub in Newport to celebrate the publication of Lord Brennan's fan-led review of music, including the Fans' Charter ๐ถ
Read the report, the Charter, and more on our website ๐ https://t.co/oUsxaup1Lc
During today's children's TV and video content evidence session, we heard from senior representatives of @Meta and @tiktok_uk about the safety of their platforms for children aged 13 and above โฌ๏ธ
In the second panel, we'll question TikTok and Meta around how they enable young audiences to see good quality content on their platforms.
Tune in from 10:30am tomorrow morning ๐
https://t.co/WylO4QYpGz
How can the UK stay competitive as a global tourism destination? ๐
Tourism generated ยฃ58bn in 2023. Our new inquiry will explore how the government can support growth to 50m overseas visitors by 2030.
Our Chair, @cj_dinenage, comments on the Government and @ace_national responses to Baroness Hodgeโs review of Arts Council England ๐
https://t.co/0o0fgMMZlV
We will be questioning ACE Chair Sir Nicholas Serota and Chief Executive Darren Henley at 10am on Tuesday 21 April.
Anne Marie Chebib of the UK Crowd Management Association calls for a regulatory framework to cover the thousands of stewards who manage crowd safety at events, similar to that of Sports Ground Safety Authority @SGSA_UK โฌ๏ธ
Our Chair, Dame Caroline Dinenage MP, comments on the appointment of Matt Brittin as the BBCโs new Director-General ๐ฌ
Read the full statement ๐
https://t.co/GoDa50iL4T
Weโre inviting ideas for the next phase of our State of Play inquiry ๐
From live comedy to supporting deaf athletes, weโve spotlighted numerous overlooked issues - now's your chance to tell us whatโs missing.
Submit your suggestions today ๐ https://t.co/aksNmmmZcO
This week is #EnglishTourismWeek26 ๐
Tourism is one of Englandโs largest industries, supporting thousands of small-to-medium sized businesses and generating billions of pounds annually.
Stay tuned for future Committee work looking into one of the UK's most valuable sectors ๐
This week, we held an evidence session with Baroness Hodge on her recently published review of Arts Council England (ACE).
She told us how important it is to maintain the Council's arm's length principle ๐
During our questioning of @YouTube executives, we asked if all content listed on their platform as 'Made for Kids' has been viewed and moderated by a human first ๐
Watch the session in full: https://t.co/Gt7YfwK9sE
Iain Bundred of the @BBC, explains how partnerships with video sharing platforms are aiming to increase the 'discoverability' of BBC content.
We will question @YouTube at the next session in our children's tv and video content inquiry on Tuesday 10 March.
Tomorrow, we will question @BBC executives as we explore the changing ways in which young people watch television and video.
Tuesday 3 March, 10am
Watch on Parliament Live ๐ข
Full session details: https://t.co/N7bY7S3G3S