- Independant body
- Deals with complaints about the editorial content of newspapers and magazines in the UK and their websites
- Administers a 16 clause code of practice to which editors and journalists must abide by
- Investigates complaints from people who believe the Code has been breached
- Acts as a mediator to help the editor and complainant resolve the dispute
- If the issue cannot be resolved through this means, the PCC will assess evidence and issue a formal judgement.
- This abjudication sets out the reasons that the complaint was either upheld or rejected
- If the complaint is upheld the magazine or newspaper must publish the text of the abujdication in full in a prominent place
- Sometimes, while they are assessing the case, the publication has made an acceptable offer of remedial action, and so will take no further action
Wednesday, 9 March 2011
What Does The PCC Do?
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