Department for Culture Media and Sport
2004 closed consultations
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The Department received twenty direct responses to this consultation. Of these, nine were from National Governing Bodies of sport; five from charities with an interest in sport and leisure; one from an independent researcher; one from a serving senior police officer; one from a County Sport Partnership; two Local Authority based responses; and one response from a member of the public.
The purpose of this consultation is to elicit views on the proposals relating to the constitution of the Legal Deposit Advisory Panel, in particular the terms of reference and panel membership.
The purpose of this consultation is to elicit views about the fee levels to be established under the Licensing Act 2003.
The Department is seeking comments on the UNESCO's Preliminary draft Convention on the protection of the diversity of cultural contents and artistic expressions.
The purpose of this consultation is to elicit views about the draft Regulations to be made under the Licensing Act 2003.
The purpose of this consultation is
a) to seek views on the European Commission's proposal for a Recommendation on the protection of minors and human dignity and the right of reply in relation to the competitiveness of the European audiovisual and information services industry (11138/04); and
b) to seek views on a draft recomm
The purpose of this consultation exercise is to seek views on the European Commission's proposal for the future Culture Programme 2007 – 2013. This is to replace the current Culture 2000 Programme which expires at the end of 2006.
The consultation period was 28 July to 29 October 2004.
This consultation paper looks at, among other things, current laws relating to collections of human remains in UK museums and claims for their repatriation.
As part of the drive to engage citizens more fully with the political process DCMS is consulting on the arrangements for Party Political Broadcasting (PPB) in the UK. We want to make sure the system for Party Political Broadcasting is right for the multi-channel age.
The Department is seeking comments from those directly affected by the way in which the Government plans to implement the devolution of cultural responsibilities to the proposed elected regional assemblies.
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