Press Council

I expect he's already been on to the Press Council.

"Let them tell me how it should be drafted, because the intention really is to have the industry itself control the press council."

One proposed law would set up a 13-member press council and give it the power to license journalists.

There is no record, however, of the Press Council's decision.

The Press Council, on the other hand, continued to count it as a national daily.

More complex cases may be referred to the full Press Council.

The recommendation led to the setting up of the Press Council in 1953.

On November 9, the press council ruled that the article should have been labelled an opinion piece.

The press council agreed that the article was unfair.

This has led the government to review the entire Press Council mechanism.

He resigned on being appointed chairman of the Press Council in 1974.

Print news media are self regulated through the Press Council.

However, the Press Council never came into operation due to the reservations of the media organisations.

However, she argued against a mandatory national press council, stating that:

He argues that local press councils should be established to monitor citizens' grievances.

They form the largest lay majority of any Press Council in Europe.

Pinnington retired in 1982, joining the Press Council for four years.

Witness, for example, the decision by Australia's press council to investigate journalism practices at the country's newspapers and magazines.

The Press Council team claimed that the fetus had been injured during delivery.

The Press Council found the language of the article "misleading" and "emotionally loaded".

The Press Council published a series of guidance booklets.

Ainsworth was also one of the founding members of the Press Council.

All three cases were brought under the Press Council's code, which says that newspapers should not publish material likely to encourage discrimination.

The Turkish Press Council said about 60 journalists and writers would be affected.

Her complaint to the then Press Council was upheld, but was published on page 23 of the paper.