Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has expressed concerns about the BBC's current licence fee system, labeling it 'unenforceable'. With fewer people paying the £174.50 charge, she is initiating a government review of the funding model set to expire in 2027. Nandy aims to involve the public in discussions to establish a fairer system, noting that 80% of households currently pay the fee. Additionally, she raised alarms about the disproportionate enforcement of the fee on women, as highlighted by past reviews, and suggested that the BBC is open to exploring alternative funding methods.
The BBC's current licence fee model is facing scrutiny, with culture secretary Lisa Nandy labeling it as 'unenforceable' and indicating a need for review and alternative funding options.
Lisa Nandy highlighted concerns regarding the enforcement of the licence fee, noting its disproportionate impact on women, as evidenced by reviews showing their higher likelihood of prosecution.
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