Laws of New York (Last Updated: November 21, 2014) |
NYC New York City Charter |
Chapter 47. PUBLIC ACCESS TO MEETINGS AND INFORMATION |
Section 1063. Cablecasting and broadcasting the public proceedings of city government
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a. All future cable franchises and franchise renewals shall require (i) that channels be designated for governmental use and (ii) that the franchisee provide the interconnections necessary to allow the cablecasting of the public proceedings of the council and its committees and the city planning commission. b. The council and its committees and the city planning commission shall make their public meetings and hearings available for cablecasting and broadcasting. The council, on the recommendation of the commission on public information and communication, may by local law require that other agencies of city government be subject to the requirements of this subdivision. c. On or before the thirtieth day of June, nineteen hundred ninety-one, the commission on public information and communication shall submit to the council a proposal for cablecasting the public proceedings of the council and its committees and the city planning commission. Such proposal shall include the commission's recommendations regarding (i) the organization or organizations to be responsible for obtaining such cablecasting and (ii) funding the start-up and ongoing costs of such cablecasting.