The new anti -damaged report in the UK and the film revealed the criteria that it will invite when it becomes fully operating.
The Independent Standards Authority for Creative Industries (CIISA) will work of four criteria, which were set after an eight -week consultation ended last month. The body is in the process of securing its financial future in order to become completely operating.
The criteria are: “safe work environments”, “comprehensive work environments”, “open reporting mechanisms and accountability” and “responsive learning cultures”.
The first criterion stresses that those who work in the TV and films must be “free from psychological, sexual and physical harm”, while the third notes “should everyone feel the confidence that any fears they raise will be taken seriously and resolve it at the earliest opportunity without fear of the victim.” The final emphasizes that “must” enable those working in creative industries to see concerns that have been raised as an opportunity not only to address harmful behavior, but also to capture learning and work on it.
The standards were laid together after in -depth talks with the shareholders from the industry between December 2 and January 27, and during this period, high -level allegations were placed against the likes of Greg Wallace in the open (and the two denounced that he participated in the behavior of “natural sexual harassment”).
Jin Smith, President of Ciisa said: “The work of Ciisa is a collective endeavor with the leading organizations in the creative sectors that meet together to support the beginning of an independent body that affects the need that will provide advice and support for the film, music and theater. The setting of very clear and practical criteria for our social communication sector and included an important first step as we move towards providing a full set of CIisa services such as mediation and conflict resolution And safety and the ability to report anxiety behavior.
CIISA has not been launched correctly after several years of floating for the first time, with a long -term financing model that has not yet been secured even though it has financial support from senior players. Lisa Nandi Minister of Culture is a fan and she recently said that she takes a “dark vision” for players in the adult television who does not support CIISA financially. Nandi is considering devoting the law as a condition for UK broadcasters to fund CIISA regularly.
