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Decision CRTC 2000-418-1

 

See also: 2000-418

Ottawa, 20 December 2000

 

TQS inc.
Montréal, Rimouski and Québec, Quebec
- 200005381 - 200005399 - 200005414

 

27 June 2000 Public Hearing in Montréal

 

Correction

1.

Paragraph 9 of Decision CRTC 2000-418 is amended and the revised text is underlined:

 

9. Specifically, in its new licence term, the licensee made a commitment to continue to produce the children's program Le Petit Journal using its own production facilities. This will consist of 52 original hour-long segments per year. Each segment will consist of two 30-minute programs broadcast each week, targeting adolescents between the ages of 12 and 17. The licensee also made a commitment to use an independent production company for an original 30-minute program each week targeting children between the ages of 2 and 11.

2.

The licensee's commitments for the new licence term listed in the Appendix to the decision are also amended to reflect the above-mentioned correction:

 

· continue to produce the children's program Le Petit Journal using its own production facilities; this program will consist of 52 original hour-long segments, with each segment consisting of two, 30-minute programs broadcast each week, targeting adolescents aged between 12 and 17 years; also to produce an original 30-minute program each week targeting children aged between 2 and 11 years;

the children's program Le Petit Journal using its own production facilities; this program will consist of 52 original hour-long segments, with each segment consisting of two, 30-minute programs broadcast each week, targeting adolescents aged between 12 and 17 years; also to produce an original 30-minute program each week targeting children aged between 2 and 11 years;
 

Secretary General

 

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