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Filed: April 18, 2007
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I would first like to apologize to all of my loyal fans for the lack of articles in the past month. I was lucky enough to travel to Costa Rica in July, but have been unable to write as a result of the lack of internet service. While in Central America, I had a chance to sample some of the many delectable foods that the particular area has to offer. From moist, beyond fresh, vivid, bright bananas, limes, coconuts, and numerous crazy other fruits, to non-descript, boring rice and beans, the experience was one to remember. Although this was such an amazing trip, as time went on I began to crave more and more American cuisine.
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The scallops were perfectly golden, caramelized on the top and bottom, and had a soft, toothsome, butter-like center.
These delicious sea-creatures were served with a silky, green spicy sauce with the perfect consistency. In addition to the scallops, the dish came with a small salad, and bright red hot peppers stuffed with a moist cornmeal filling. A killer entree!
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Published: 2005-09-21 14:11:53
Topics: Cruising Information
Countries: Panama
A report received by Noonsite from a Panama correspondant
The number one issue of local and international publications today, when it comes to Panama, is tourism. Many are promoting Panama as the number one destination for retirees, snowbirds and nature tourists. IPAT (Panama Tourism Ministry) is spending money to visit Spain and other European countries to promote tourism. The local Yachting community has been promoting Panama as the safest, friendliest and best reprovisioning area in the Caribbean area. However, the recent actions of the legal entities in Panama are having quite the opposite affect.
The La Prensa on 15 September ran an article outlining the new rules when it comes to Yachts in Panama. Over 1400 international yachts visit Panama every year. They are retirees, snowbirds, potential long-term tourists that have chosen Panama as a destination. Before retiring or taking off to travel they were engineers, doctors, realtors, lawyers, and other professionals. As a part of the requirements for this mode of travel, they know and follow the requirements for immigration, yacht in transit check-in procedures and special requirements of a given area. These long-term tourists spend from a week to several months in Panama and they come from all parts of the world. To Panama this means:
· Spending their money to re-provision their boats with food, fuel, equipment, and other goods and services.
· Making major repairs and taking care of routine maintenance before transiting the canal.
· Leaving their boats here for extended periods to enjoy Panama's many natural wonders, as well as making international flights in and out of Panama.
· Spending an average of thousands of dollars each month in Panama and that money goes directly to Panamanian businesses for goods and services.
The new Panama policy, however, is to run them out, prevent them from stopping and fine them if they try. Even yachts just passing through in order to transit the canal have recently been hit with a new requirement by the Colon Port Captain (Autoridad Maritima de Panama or AMP), who has issued a letter stating that all yachts must use one of three ships agents resulting in additional unnecessary expenses.
The article in the paper says that yachts are not permitted to anchor in Panama waters and lists a number of authorized facilities in which yachts are allowed to stop but in reality the choices are very limited:
· Ft. Amador is a private marina with a limited number of slips and equally limited moorings. Almost all of these slips are owned and occupied by local yachts.
· Club de Yates de Balboa has moorings. However in recent weeks the ACP (Panama Canal Authority) has asked that the outer row of moorings be removed. This will further reduce the number of available moorings dislocating the local yachts and leaving little space for visiting yachts.
· Diablo Spinning Club is a dry storage area for trailered boats. This facility has no facilities for ocean going vessels or any boat that remains in the water.
· Cristobal (Panama Canal Yacht Club) on the Atlantic side has limited dock space. The expansion plans of the Panama Ports require the removal of the first two full docks thus eliminating about half of the slip space. Again this will result in both the displacement of local member boats and will further minimize the space for transiting yachts.
· Anchorage "F", known as The Flats, continues to be an approved anchorage according to the ACP Port Captain. However, the AMP is categoric in saying yachts are not allowed to anchor anywhere in Panama waters and this would include the two designated Panama Canal anchorages.
· Marina del Miramar – is part of the hotel and private. The hotel will rent the slips with a hotel room but the rates are extremely high so as to discourage anyone from even asking. In addition, there is zero water in the marina area at low tide.
· Club de Yates y Pesca is again private and dry storage for small boats mostly. It shares the same water area as Marina del Miramar and is only accessible at high tide. There is not adequate water depth or space for visiting yachts.
· Club Nautico Caribe is a tiny place for a few boats in Colon but does not have sufficient space to make any difference.
· Pedro Miguel Boat Club – while it is world famous as the most friendly full service yacht club in Panama, in reality ACP has closed it. A few boats are actually in the Club but once they leave they cannot return and in fact the Club no longer is available to visiting yachts.
· Gamboa Resort is only accessible by small powerboats that can get under the eight-foot-railroad bridge and there is no provision for visiting yachts.
· Club de Yates de Gatun has been closed as a Yacht Club for many years as it is the current stopping place for commercial cruise ships. The cruise ships now come in to stop at Gatun, off load passengers, and turn around and go back out.
As you can see from the above the selection of actually available yacht club space for visiting or local yachts is tiny. Add to that the fact that the AMP is not allowing yachts to anchor anywhere in the Panama bay and you have a situation that makes it impossible for yachts to stop to even make arrangements to transit the canal, let alone reprovision, tour Panama or even handle emergencies.
Already the word has gone out over the extensive yacht cruising network to broadcast this untenable situation to those potential 1400 yachts that would normally visit Panama every cruising season. A number of years ago, when Venezuela became inhospitable to visiting yachts, the results were an incredible exodus of tourism business. Where one season over 2000 yachts visited Venezuela, making extensive repairs and refurbishings, reprovisioning and touring the country, the next season very few boats visited. The reason for the change in Venezuela was an arbitrary yacht tax. The following season the yachts all went to Trinidad, which has benefited with a huge yachting industry. Trinidad now boasts over 1500 yachts at any one time contributing to their tourism dollars. It is now the second largest industry in Trinidad.
Where we were confident that Panama would outshine Trinidad in the claims to yachting tourism, we no longer are. We know that once the harm has been done to a destination, as exampled by Venezuela, it takes several years for yachts to consider returning.
With the closure of Pedro Miguel Boat Club, Panama lost 50 slips as well as extensive dry storage for ocean class cruising yachts. The proposed losses at Cristobol (Panama Canal Yacht Club) of 45 slips and Balboa Yacht Club of 11 slips will immediately result in the loss of 106 slips and all of the anchorage areas except The Flats. At times the flats are chokingly uninhabitable because of the acrid smoke from the adjacent dump. The further elimination of any anchorage area will eliminate the possibility of yachts using Panama as a tourist destination! This is direct loss of tourism dollars to businesses catering to yachts and to tourism in general.
Visiting yachts represent long-term tourism dollars to Panama. For example, 200 yachts, each with at least of two persons aboard, over 365 days represent 146,000 tourist days per year. Panama businesses currently benefit from more than ten times this amount in yacht related expenditures. Every hotel, restaurant, grocery store, pharmacy, store of any kind in Panama, movie theater, taxi and tourism destination should be outraged at the elimination of this volume of business.
Currently the Government of Panama is making its rules in a vacuum. It has not queried the sector that handles yachts for information or assistance in promulgating regulations, rather the issuance of draconian orders and threats of removal of yachts, arrests and fines.
The Government of Panama has failed to identify the specific issues and to document those, rather they are reacting to occasional incidents and making rules without due consideration. What drives this course to tourism disaster? A question to be answered and most likely it will be answered with a marked economic down turn in yachting related incomes to the private sector.
If it were not for the fact that many yachts must travel to Panama annually to transit the Panama Canal, they would not come here at all. Under the current conditions they will do as we did years ago, transit the Canal visit the San Blas islands for a few weeks and leave. They will visit Colombia, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Mexico and Ecuador as they are countries that are actively courting international yachts as visitors.
Every morning yachts communicate through radio nets to pass on information about the local situation, bad and good, to the rest of the cruising community. The yachts that have to transit the Canal will continue to come but not stay and spend money. Many that normally cruise the Pacific and Caribbean coasts may just pass Panama by. If this current situation in Panama can be reversed quickly before it gets totally out of hand, word could get out equally fast to the cruising community for this cruising season. However, if it continues down the road now being traveled Panama will suffer irreparable damage.


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Bipotaim: a glimpse of the Torres Strait in Canberra
Last year I had the privilege of travelling to Canberra twice to do internships at the National Museum of Australia. My first trip consisted of a two-week program to work in various departments at the Museum, whilst the second trip was to help with the installation of the Museum's current exhibition Bipotaim: Stories from the Torres Strait. Bipotaim is a collection of portraits by photographer David Callow, and stories and quotes from people from four communities in the Torres Strait, namely Masig, Saibai, St Pauls and Thursday Island. The stories are based on events before and after the 1967 referendum.
This exhibition was produced by Gab Titui Cultural Centre on Thursday Island and, as their representative and a Torres Strait Islander, I feel very fortunate to have been part of the National Museum's installation team. This experience has increased my knowledge and understanding of working in the cultural heritage industry and I look forward to applying my new skills in my position as the gallery officer at Gab Titui.
The Museum staff were very friendly and welcoming and happily answered all of my questions. I am very proud that Bipotaim has travelled, not only to our state capital, Brisbane, but also to our nation's capital, Canberra. It is good to see that our stories are now being told not only in the Torres Strait but elsewhere as well. Putting this exhibition together was a way of bringing attention to the Torres Strait region and reminding people of the importance of cultural maintenance and preservation.
Growing up in the Kubin community on Moa Island, I learnt about cultural maintenance and preservation. I was taught to have respect for the elderly and to understand the importance of community. If people went out hunting or fishing, every family would be given a share of the food that they brought back. I believe our young people these days take a lot of things for granted. Before the referendum, our people were treated differently just because of the colour of their skin. Bipotaim records how people remember the past and their hopes for our people and our future; it is a way of recording our culture and knowledge.
I would like to congratulate the curator Pip McNaught and the exhibition team on this exhibition; it looks fantastic. A big thank you to the National Museum of Australia and Gab Titui Cultural Centre for giving me such a wonderful opportunity.
Thelma Savage, Gallery Officer, Gab Titui Cultural Centre.
Bipotaim: The curator's view
An exhibition is made up of so many components, people, decisions, discussions, threads — and that's not forgetting the research, objects, images, words and labels.
A curator teases out the various themes that jostle for attention. Gradually, things find (or are found) their place within the scheme. The objects fit and all is settled — then something begins to niggle, it's just not quite right. Some objects are removed, or replaced. Gradually things begin to flow, the objects and themes come together. Now we have the final object list.
Objects now start the journey from storage to display. All have the conservatorial eye fixed on them. Mmmmm — not sure you can use that one, it's been on display a lot … The curatorial heart sinks a little. Well, OK we'll test it … Good news it can go on display — or, bad news, is there an alternative? Slowly the objects are marshalled together, given the tick and sent to the holding shelves.
Next — the labels. Aaaah, the words … There is a limit? Surely not … how many? Six folders of fascinating, absorbing, remarkable research and you want me to not exceed how many words? A 50-word limit?! A curator's lot is a sorry one ... Oh, all right, I'll see what I can do. Words are gradually whittled down. Off the text goes to the wordsmiths; back it comes, still TOO LONG. Sigh, start again.
We also need to update the map. No problem: source a map, send details to copyright, pay the fees, make the map Museum audience friendly, send it to be printed and place it in the desired location. Too easy — you would think. The best map of the little surveyed Torres Strait was not editable. 'No change, no way, never' was the reply that we got when requesting permission to make changes. We explained that we would be adding information to the map — the names of islands — and it was not going to be used for navigation but for exhibition purposes only. On display behind glass in the museum … 'No changes, no way, never'.
Start again. Persuade a good friend, design magician, with tiny window in schedule to produce a beautiful map, with curatorial requirements, at super speed and printed large. But wait ... there's more! First the old map had to be taken off the glass. Would it be able to be removed? No guarantee. Would the glass be reusable? No guarantee. In this case all went well but for a few scary moments of possible scratched or broken glass.
Exhibition installation day arrives and the dim old Torres Strait Islander gallery is filled with light and colour — tropical dresses and shirts, sea grass, dugongs, shiny pearl shells and diving gear. David Callow's beautiful portraits of Torres Strait Islanders resonate with quotes underneath; strong and poignant words. Within the gallery we can hear the voices of the Torres Strait coming from the figures appearing on the big screen.
All ready for the opening
As always, it was great working with the staff of the Gab Titui Cultural Centre. Having Thelma Savage on site in Canberra to consult on installing the exhibition made it a much speedier process. Now there is a little bit of the warmth and colour of the Torres Strait Islands at the National Museum of Australia in the heart of Canberra.
Pip McNaught, Curator, ATSIP
This exhibition was developed by the Gab Titui Cultural Centre in partnership with the National Museum of Australia.
Bipotaim (before time): Stories from the Torres Strait is at The National Museum of Australia until September 2013. Free Admission


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Lord McNally: My Lords, he is not alone.
Lord Pearson of Rannoch: My Lords, I feel sure that he is not alone.
Suffice it to say that through our research unit, Global Britain, the noble Lords, Lord Harris of High Cross and Lord Stoddart of Swindon, and I have now commissioned 12 independent reports into series of the BBC's EU coverage. The main reports run to some 750 pages, supported by several thousand pages of background analyses and transcripts. The reports and summaries can be found on the www.globalbritain.org website; their conclusion is simple and clear. The BBC is heavily biased in favour of our continued membership of the European Union and permits virtually no debate about whether we should leave it, despite the significant strand of public opinion that believes that we should.
That is particularly reprehensible and treacherous when we are under the shadow of the Giscard proposals for a new EU constitution, which would make this country entirely subservient to the corrupt octopus in Brussels. The noble Lord, Lord Parekh, listed leaders of thought who have not given the subject the attention that it deserves; I venture to add the BBC to that list.
However, the BBC website is running a question and answer section on the proposed constitution. I have time to give your Lordships only one of its more beautiful answers. It states:
The BBC's news and news-related coverage stands accused of bias in several other areas. It is held to be biased against Israel and in favour of the Palestinians; in favour of immigration and asylum on almost any scale and against those who fear the results of too many unskilled foreigners coming to live here; and against our glorious history and culture and in favour of any other view that discredits the good that we have done over the centuries. Also, of course, it is deeply antagonistic towards the United States of America, ignoring all the sacrifices that that great country has made for the worldin particular, for Europe. In fact, the BBC fell out with Mr Blair only when he did a wicked right-wing thing by joining Mr Bush in his liberation of Iraq.
In other words, the BBC is hopelessly and uniformly politically correct. It simply cannot understand a view, let alone encourage an open and honest debate, on a subject that clashes with its leftish, liberal, bien pensant culture. It thus abuses its charter, its guidelines, its public service remit and its licence fee. To many of us, that is a great pity, because much of what it does outside the realm of politics is excellent and we would not want to lose it.
I end with two observations, the first of which I have made before, which is that the governors of the BBC should have more independent help to insist that the BBC's management starts to take a balanced approach to the kinds of issues I have mentioned, and there are others. At the moment the governors are advised by employees of the corporation who owe their careers to the management whom they are unlikely to criticise, and so, indeed, they do not. The governors are controlled by the management when it should be the other way round.
Secondly, a practice has grown up over the past 10 years whereby news correspondents and other commentators give their views on the subject in question along with their reporting of facts. Those views, of course, resonate the views of the BBC itself. I understand that that is partly because of the pressures of 24-hour news reporting and partly because the BBC wanted to make its news coverage more readily accessible. Be that as it may, it has now become very difficult for listeners and viewers to separate fact from the BBC's opinion on any matter. I feel sure your Lordships will agree that this confusion is not what the BBC was set up to perpetrate. Here again the BBC's management should be controlled by the governors.
The noble Lord, Lord Stoddart, and I put forward some suggestions as to how that might be achieved during the Committee stage of the Communications Bill. We suggested that those who advised the governors might be employed by separate trustees, or perhaps that the governors should set up a sub-committee from among their number to oversee their public service remit. After all, they have an audit committee, why not a public service committee? The Government dismissed those ideas at the time but I still believe that it is essential for the governors to be advised independently of management. I have to say that there are a large number of people in the BBC who agree with me very much. I hope that the Government in the wake of the events leading to the Hutton inquiry may now give that proposal some serious thought.
Lord Marlesford: My Lords, I should like to join in thanking my noble friend Lord Patten for giving us a chance to discuss these matters. I have one or two interests to declare. I am an independent national director of Times Newspapers, which means The Times and The Sunday Times. In that role I have absolutely no responsibility whatever for editorial content. Indeed, it would be wholly inappropriate for me at any stage to seek to influence it. The real purpose of having independent national directors of those particular paperswhich dates back to the days when
I was a journalist for the Economist for some 16 years and the lobby correspondent for the greater part of that. I also did quite a lot of broadcasting at one time for the BBC, both at home and on the World Service. In the few minutes of your Lordships' time that I shall take, I want primarily to talk about the BBC. I want to make the very important distinction, which has been made many times before, between a public service obligation and a purely commercial obligation. It is that which separates the BBC from the rest of the media. The BBC is financed by a licence fee which, as someone said, is paid whether people want to pay it or not. That brings certain obligations. The first obligation is accuracy, the second is balance and the third is objectivity. I do not believe that the BBC always fulfils those obligations.
The BBC often has its own agendait is easy for any organisation to start to have thiswhich becomes very apparent. Sometimes the views of individual people on the BBC become apparent. As your Lordships will know, the point about the Economist newspaper is that, with the exception of surveys, none of us ever got a byline. That does not mean that the Economist is sound on everythingmany things that appeared in it when I was there I regarded as unsound and there have been many sincebut it does mean that it is less likely to produce zany one-off personal views because there is a certain collective ethos which means that things are thought through and talked through very carefully. That is much more difficult in the case of the BBC because by definition anyone broadcasting has a byline; they are the person speaking at the time.
I suggest that one of the BBC's problems at presentit ought to be able to deal with it fairly easilyis to see the difference between a presenter of a programme and a commentator. Of all people the presenter of a programme should be wholly anonymous in terms of his or her views.
I was fortunate enoughprivilegedfor three and a half years to be a civil servant in the 1970s. I was subject to all Civil Service rules, but I was a political appointee of the Heath government at the time. I can honestly say that in that time I really did not know the political views of any civil servants with whom I dealt. I was obviously dealing with the then head of the Civil Service, Sir William Armstrong, and the secretary of the Cabinet, Sir Burke Trend. My particular job was mainly involved with the Central Policy Review Staff under Lord Rothschild.
There is a very big tribute to be paid to the Civil Service for its genuine impartiality. That is something that the BBC should seek. It can perfectly well differentiate itself from the commercial media, which are there to make a profit and sell papers, channels or
I do not think that there is a tremendous party-political bias in the BBC. One reason for that is that we have a largely conservative Government and a largely conservative Opposition, which means that the party-political clash is far less nowadays, certainly in doctrinal terms, than it used to be. However, an agenda emerges, and the BBC wants to watch very closely against that.
I shall not follow completely the rule of my noble friend Lord Patten in not naming anyone, as I would like to name one journalista former colleague of minewho is an example of real objectivity. I have known him a very long time, and I happen to know a lot of his views. I refer to Andrew Marr, the political editor of the BBC. I am absolutely astonished at how enormously informative he is. If anyone fills the three criteria of accuracy, balance and objectivity, it is he. A number of others whom I will not mention could seek to emulate that.
There are moments when the BBC has a role in the national interest, and I shall tell one story that dates back to the Falklands War. I did some broadcasting on the domestic political implications of the war, and I remember arriving at Bush House to do some on the World Service late at night after there had been a big row in the House of Commons about certain aspects of the war. I was going to be a commentator after the news broadcast, and there was quite some excitement in the newsroom outside the actual studio. I gathered that a report had just come in that the QE2, which was steaming towards the Argentine with many thousands of British troops on board, had been sunk.
I remember very well the little dialogue that went on between the producer of the evening and other people in that part of the room. "Where did this news item come from?", he said, and was told that it came from Madrid via New York. "Right", he said, "we are not going to broadcast the enemy's black propaganda", and of course the item was not referred to. That was absolutely right in every sense.
Part of being a public service medium means that there are certain national obligations. I do not say that criticism should not be expressed, but it is very important not only that the BBC avoid having an agenda, but that it should be constantly aware of the need to give a fuller account than anyone could expect tabloids to do. It worries me if I hear the BBC hype up the news, as it often does. It treats it as drama, perhaps trivialising really serious subjects. That is not its job. Its job is not to seek ratings, but to perform a public service.
Lord Sutherland of Houndwood: My Lords, I also thank the noble Lord, Lord Patten, for giving us the opportunity to speak in this debate. Many before me have spoken eloquently about the BBC. On the whole I shall not speak about it, other than to say that the focus on the BBC and its credibility and impartiality is
Perhaps I should confess what is not quite an interest but is a link, in view of the remarks that I will make in my few minutes. When the noble Lord, Lord Patten, was Secretary of State for Education and I was Her Majesty's chief inspector of schools and in the process of creating Ofsted, he never communicated with me through the mediathrough leaks, hints or spin. Rather we spoke or he wrote. That was done in openness and honesty and I would commend it. It was the relationship that perhaps led to creating an institution that still plays an important role in this country. The reasons for making that point plain will become apparent in a moment.
One premise in the discussion has been, as a starting point, that perhaps the Government and the mediaor the BBC as one very important element of the mediaare too far apart and that they communicate by megaphone and loud hailer; and that they are too much inclined, therefore, to misunderstand, attack and have separate agendas that do not fit together.
An alternative premise I put to your Lordships is the opposite: that perhaps they have been too close to one another; that the apparent rows have the intensity of family quarrels rather than of opposite parties pitching from different and distant standpoints. I should add in passing that it is said most murderers are known to their victims. The greatest violence and the greatest rowing tends to come where relationships are very close.
There is early evidence that others have worried about that. Your Lordships may recall that when the Independent newspaper was created, its first editor, Andreas Whittam Smith, decided to play no part in the Lobby system. Perhaps that was too early, but it expressed a concern and a worrythe one I am expressing today. At the time, to adapt a phrase, "C'etait magnifique, mais ce n'etait pas la guerre". But he did make the point that the dangers of collusion and over-familiarity between journalists and politicians are real and perhaps lead to internecine strife in due course. Perhaps, of course, the Lobby system and the subsequent industry of unattributed briefings was simply the government trying to be helpfulperhaps. I am inclined to say, "Pull the other one".
I point to two complementary problems because this is a two-sided issue. It is not merely a matter of asking whether there is something wrong with the media; it is the relationship with politics that concerns me. On the one hand, it seems to me that there has been a wish on the part of government and governments, not least the current Government, to manage the news; to set the agenda in news terms and perhaps to manipulate. It appears in a number of ways; for instance, the timing of stories. There has to be a string of good-news stories coming out in due orderwhich will be next week's
I make the point because it is a two-way issue. It is politics and the media; it is not simply what is wrong with them. There is the attemptand it is understandable but none the less not to be encouragedto control the news. And we see the extremes that goes to in dictatorships in proletarian states. We are not in a totalitarian regime; we are in a very different regime and so there are counter-balances to that. However, it is a tendency for which one must always watch.
On the other handand this has been well encountered todaythere is the preoccupation of the media with the story rather than with the report. Always there has to be a story, whether it is about by-elections in the North of England or whatever. How many of us have been asked to give comment perhaps to a television crew? One is asked five questions but one knows which one is the predetermined question to which they want a particular answer. The story has been written and one's comment will slot into that part of the production that is already in process.
There are two sides to that and the dangers of over-familiarity between politics and the media ought to be sounded once again as an issue. There have grown up partnerships or unholy alliances that perhaps do not help because each one seeks to manipulate the other.
Reference has been made to the head of the Civil Service, who spokeI was going to say "off-stage" but perhaps in the Portuguese prosceniumabout the importance of an independent Civil Service. Nowhere is that more important than in the government information services. I believe that an issue arises here in relation to the wholesale changes in personnel that took place in the summer of 1997. That cannot be allowed to be a running pattern that dictates the way in which the media are dealt with by the Civil Service. The dangers of losing professionalism are very great. I wholly applaud what Sir Andrew Turnbull said about the importance of an independent Civil Service, not least in this area of life.
I speak here not as a mainline politician, nor as a card-carrying member of the National Union of Journalists; on the other hand, I want to represent a view held by many outside these Houses and many who are not directly involved in the media. If we were to come to distrust wholesale what is said either by politicians or by senior figures in the media, democracy would be the loser.
Lord McNally: My Lords, I thank the noble Lord, Lord Patten, for initiating this debate. The contributions have indicated how wide-ranging it could become. I shall not follow the noble Lord, Lord Sutherland, in his remarks other than to echo his hope that when the
In this debate, we could cover the commercial press, the behaviour of the print media and a variety of other topics. Whenever the noble Lord, Lord Pearson, is in the fray, I am always tempted to mount a spirited defence of the European Union, although I am also a critic of many of its aspects. That is the nature of debates, which tend to put us in opposite corners. The same applies to the BBC.
This evening I want to be a candid friend of the BBC. However, I cannot begin on that without commenting on what I considered to be a brilliant analysis of the present political situation by the noble Lord, Lord Marlesford. The relations between the Conservatives and the Government remind me of the Dorothy Parker assessment: they go through all the political emotions from A to B.
With regard to the role of the noble Lord, Lord Marlesford, as an independent director of The Times, I am sure that he was slightly amazed this morning that The Times missed the boardroom coup that took place in our largest subscription television company. I should have thought that appointing the 30 year-old son of the chairman would have deserved the coverage given to it by the Guardian and the FT, which both made the story their front-page lead, whereas The Times put it on page 21 under the announcement of a new non-executive director. But perhaps that is not so surprising because, as we know, The Times supported the Iraq war, as did the other 274 independent editors over whom Mr Rupert Murdoch has some influence.
As to the experience of my noble friend Lord Shutt, I can only echo one of my own. Last May, I appeared, along with Michael Howard, on the BBC programme covering the election results. The usual BBC pundits were there and they started to discuss an opinion poll taken the previous day which showed an impending disaster for the Tories. It would undoubtedly have meant that Mr Iain Duncan Smith would be out of a job the following morning. Unfortunately, the local election results started to come in showing modest gains for the Liberal Democrats and, indeed, gains of a considerable nature for the Conservatives. That did not stop the assembled pundits continuing to discuss the poll. Determined attempts by both Mr Howard and myself to try to discuss the results were rebuffed by the Dimbleby in chargethere is always a Dimbleby in charge on such occasions. Perhaps they thought they had a scoop in predicting the departure of Mr Iain Duncan Smith. That evening they left one sore future leader of the Conservative Party.
I want to concentrate on the context in which BBC charter review will take place. A recent study by the University of Cardiff showed that about 70 per cent of the population now rely on radio and television as their main source of news. A similar percentage trust
That is why the future of the BBC is so important, not only to broadcasting, but also to our cultural identity and to the effective workings of our democracy. In 1997 Patricia Hodgson, who will shortly retire as head of the Independent Television Commission, said:
We have only to look at the United States, where market forces rule, to see the "Foxification" of news, or at Putin's Russia, or at Berlusconi's Italy, where undue political influence is put on broadcasters, to see the dangers that lie ahead. In the face of those threats there are many who are willing to fight for the BBC. No one should worry about an occasional public spat between the BBC and the Government of the day. A sweetheart relationship between No. 10 and Broadcasting House would be far more damaging to the public interest.
My main criticism of the BBC's political coverage is its paucity of ambition. For fear of losing the ratings war, political coverage is shuffled to the margins of the schedules or ghettoised in specialised channels. A public service broadcaster spending public money cannot live by ratings alone. There must be a commitment to educate and to inform in the mainstream and at peak time. A BBC that leads the process of political involvement would be far more valuable than one that tries to match the ratings of "Pop Idol".
A BBC that restored "Panorama" to prime time with a budget to match; which repeated "Newsnight" the following morning to catch the day time audience; which introduced a television version of "Yesterday in Parliament"; which gave serious coverage of the European and Scottish Parliaments and the regional
The battle can still be won. At every national or international crisis not only Britain, but the world turns to the BBC. It is one of the strongest and most trusted brand names in the world. Today it carries its message not only on television and radio, but online in 43 languages on the world's most trusted website. In particular, in the middle of the last century the words, "This is London calling the world" meant something. It meant, "This is the BBC telling the truth". That is the heritage we are defending. Let us not learn the hard way the warning about high standards that comes from one of America's most distinguished broadcasters, Ted Koppel. He said that if they are once abandoned,
Baroness Buscombe: My Lords, I too am very grateful to my noble friend Lord Patten for introducing this debate. The debate is timely and one of great importance.
The media face more challenges than ever before. During the past 10 years the media have changed enormouslythe way we speak to each other and obtain and access information have changed beyond all recognition. A question however remains: are the media responding effectively to these changes in relation to range and quality of coverage of politics and grasping the many opportunities that the multi-media world offers?
We are fortunate to enjoy a free press in this country. It is of central importance to our political and social culture. As there is no requirement of impartiality placed upon the press with regard to political reporting, other than that of general law, we expect the newspapers to express political opinion and to offer a wide and varied range of political views.
However, the subject matter covered by the press has changed in recent years, resulting in less comprehensive and more sensational coverage of political activities. The problem appears to be that the media have been gradually trivialising cultural and social values. Celebrity news is given an unprecedented prominence throughout our press. In one of the Sunday tabloids last week, the change in leadership of Her Majesty's Opposition was given the same level of coverage as the possibility that Victoria Beckham may not want to live in Madrid with her husband, David Beckham. The message portrayed to the electorate is that political events are inconsequential in comparison with celebrity news.
The position in relation to broadcasting, however, is different from that of the press. The Communications Act imposes statutory obligations on commercial broadcasters to ensure that they provide high-quality coverage of national and international events. The BBC has similar requirements imposed by the charter and agreement. The importance of these obligations has become particularly evident in recent months during the Hutton inquiry, following suggestions of BBC bias.
This is not the first time that these issues have been debated in this House. This issue of impartiality and fair and well informed debate on news and current affairs was discussed at length during the passage of the Communications Bill. I would like to reiterate the position that was expressed on all sides of the House during the passage of the Bill, which of course is now an Act. It was that,
Public service broadcasting is the most important tool through which the public can access impartial and balanced information on current newsworthy events. So it is particularly important that public service channels remain politically independent and unbiased.
The importance of political independence in news reporting has been discussed at length over the past few months. The media must ensure that they fulfil their role as guardians of the public interest rather than acting as political players in their own right. Political bias is a difficult issue to address as bias itself is a subjective concept. One party will always believe that a story may not have portrayed them as favourably as it could have done.
Recently, however, concern about political bias in news reporting appears to have deepened. A number of noble Lords have expressed considerable concern, including of course my noble friend Lord Pearson of Rannoch, who is as tenacious as ever on the subject of bias and political correctness.
Perhaps I may quote from a recent article written by the noble Lord, Lord Puttnam, in a recent edition of the British Journalism Review, where he discusses the consequence of "unembarrassed bias" in news reporting, particularly evident in America during the Iraq war:
The question of political bias will be inevitable to an extent at the BBC because the mechanism of accountabilitythat is, the appointment of the board of governorsis covertly political. I note noble Lords' remarks that the governors are controlled by the
We welcome the commitment made by the Minister in September that the charter review process,
That said, the BBC has recently undertaken a comprehensive review of its political programmes in an attempt to,
We must take advantage of the increased opportunities that the new media environment offers. New techniques for disseminating political information must be encouraged. I particularly like the "MiP files" on the Children's BBC website, which encourages children to participate in political debate and to identify their Member of Parliament.
The problem appears to be that the electorate do not believe that political events have a direct impact on them. That must be addressed and remedied to facilitate
We must do our utmost to ensure that political events are covered by a diverse range of media and to the highest standard that we have come to expect in this country. We must continue to protect and encourage political independence and impartiality in our broadcast mediaa worthy challenge. Debates such as this are crucially important to continue to nudge the media and the politicians to play the game and to play it fairly. I thank my noble friend for this timely nudge.
Lord McIntosh of Haringey: My Lords, I join all noble Lords who have spoken in thanking the noble Lord, Lord Patten, for introducing this debate. It has brought forth a series of extremely interesting speeches from widely diverse points of view. In so far as the speeches are relevant to the forthcoming consideration of the BBC's charter, in the charter review, about which I will say a little more in a moment, I will see to it that the speeches are fed into the consultation process. Clearly, we have had a range of well informed and penetrating comment this evening.
My only regret is that, after having heard so many interesting speeches, I will have to make a very boring speech. The very fact that the charter review process is about to start, added to the arm's length relationship that we have with the BBC, the limit of government comment on the BBC and other broadcasters and the fact that the Government have taken a principled stand against regulation of the print media, mean that there is little that I can say in response to the particular comments. I would love to give other exampleswhich I could easily doto the noble Lord, Lord Shutt of Greetland, of inadequate media coverage of political events in my part of London. I agree with the noble Lord, Lord Marlesford, that there are many occasions when prejudgment by editorial staff of what they think will happen blinds them to what is actually happening. I am afraid that that happens far too often. My remit in this debate, however, is to be as boring as I can be and I shall proceed to do so.
I start by talking about the charter review process. The Secretary of State has already announced that the charter review process is about to be under way. The review will be wide ranging with full industry and public consultation, and we both hope that it will be characterised by a vigorous and open debate. A consultation document will be issued before the end of the year outlining the main issues. The evidence for the charter review will include Ofcom's review of public service broadcasting, Philip Graf's review of online services, the forthcoming review of the BBC's digital TV and radio services and other strands of work. As is known, the noble Lord, Lord Burns, has been appointed to give independent advice throughout the process. A Green Paper will be published around the end of 2004 drawing on that sequence of reviews, consultation and analysis followed by a White Paper with considered
The Government are committed to ensuring that we retain a strong BBC, independent of government. Having said that, if I say anything that indicates the attitude that the Government will take on the issues that will undoubtedly be raised in the course of the charter review, that would be a mistake. It is self-evident that we must remain open-minded and, in the jargon phrase, in listening mode.
The existing situation with the BBC and its existing governing instruments should be set out from the Dispatch Box. The Royal Charter and the agreement place broad obligations on the corporation in respect of the number of television and radio services, objectives, programme content and standards. Within that framework, detailed decisions on programme content are a matter for the BBC; they are not matters on which this Government or previous governments have ever expressed views.
The agreement contains specific requirements on the BBC to provide comprehensive, authoritative and impartial coverage of news and current affairs in the United Kingdom and throughout the world. I am grateful in particular to the noble Lords, Lord McNally and Lord Sutherland of Houndwood, and my noble friend Lord Parekh, for their tribute to the World Service and to the BBC's online services throughout the world.
The BBC must treat controversial subjects with due accuracy and impartiality in its news services and in the more general field of programmes dealing with matters of public policy or industrial controversy. It must publish a code of guidance saying how it will meet those obligationsthe BBC's producer guidelines. The regulatorsnow, the ITC and the Radio Authority, but, from 29th December, Ofcomplace a similar requirement on other public service broadcasters for due accuracy and impartiality.
It has been said that there has been a reduction in the coverage of politics by the BBC. I challenge that. The BBC's political programmes unit, based at Westminster, provides eight hours a week of regular live television programmes on BBC1 and BBC2 and similar amounts on radio. That is in addition to programmes such as "Question Time" and the "Politics Show" and the digital channels, BBC News 24 and BBC Parliament.
When we talk about the coverage of public policy issues, I agree with the noble Baroness, Lady Buscombe, rather than with the noble Lord, Lord Pearson of Rannoch, who referred to the pressures of 24-hour news coverage. It is good that we live in a multi-channel age. It is good that people can receive news 24 hours a day on BBC News 24, Sky and ITN. It is good that over 50 per cent of the population live in multi-channel homes, as the channels are now more accessible and available. That means that there has been significantly increased viewing of news programmes. The variety of points of view available within the general principles of impartiality that I explained strikes me as significant progress in the way in which politics is viewed in this country.
I am disappointed that the noble Lord, Lord McNally, should repeat his attack on what he calls an ill informed electorate. I think that we have a rather well informed electorate in many ways, and it is sophisticated enough to reject attempts to manipulate it.
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