StatusClosed
Opened20 Mar 2025
Closes20 Sept 2025
Government response—
Parliamentary debateNot eligible
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It has been reported that the Government is considering extending the BBC TV license fee to active subscribers of popular streaming services such as Netflix as an example. We believe this is unfair and that the Government has no rights to extend what we think is an unfair charge.
We do not want the government to do this. The BBC do not contribute funding towards these streaming services. We believe the Government should instead come up with an alternative funding model for the BBC, such as adverts or an optional subscription, or scrap the license fee.
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1Louise Haigh MP
Sheffield Heeley2Mark Sewards MP
Leeds South West and Morley3Dr Ben Spencer MP
Runnymede and Weybridge4Gurinder Singh Josan MP
Smethwick5Gareth Snell MP
Stoke-on-Trent Central6Gerald Jones MP
Merthyr Tydfil and Aberdare7Liam Conlon MP
Beckenham and Penge8Laurence Turner MP
Birmingham Northfield9David Davis MP
Goole and Pocklington10Richard Quigley MP
Isle of Wight West