Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (Councils of Complaints) Rules, 2010
The Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (Councils of Complaints) Rules, 2010 made by the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority, extend to the whole of Pakistan. The Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (Councils of Complaints) Rules, 2010 are made under the Sub-section (4) of Section 26 read with Section 39 of the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority Ordinance, 2002. The Rules constitute a structured framework for the operation of the Council of Complaints established by PEMRA. The Rules address and resolve complaints related to electronic media content, such as television and radio broadcasts, in Pakistan. The Rules define the composition of the Council, ensuring that its members possess the necessary expertise to evaluate complaints fairly. They outline the process for lodging complaints, ensuring that grievances are properly documented and addressed. The Council is responsible for assessing the validity of complaints and making recommendations or decisions for corrective actions, thereby upholding standards in electronic media broadcasting. The Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (Councils of Complaints) Rules, 2010 emphasize transparency and accountability in the complaint resolution process, ensuring that both complainants and broadcasters have opportunities to present their perspectives, ultimately contributing to the integrity and quality of the electronic media industry in Pakistan. The Councils of Complaints, guided by these rules, serve as a vital mechanism for addressing concerns and maintaining industry standards. The Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (Councils of Complaints) Rules, 2010 have repealed the Pakistan Electric Media Regulatory Authority (Council of Complaints, organization and functions) Regulations, 2002.
