Overview
- The bill, filed Tuesday, would police moves by former leaders of public broadcasters into private production firms.
- It tasks the transparency watchdog HATVP with giving opinions on those job changes, mirroring controls used for other public officials.
- The proposal targets executives who selected, signed, or oversaw production, co‑production, or commissioning deals at public outlets such as France Télévisions.
- The measure follows a contested inquiry by Charles Alloncle that also urged banning public employees from running production companies and ending the presenter‑producer model, where on‑air hosts also run production firms.
- Alloncle wants the National Assembly to take up the text in his party’s reserved slot on June 25.