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NATIONAL DEBATE SERIESBBC Wales is inviting proposals for a series of up to eight special debates each year to be broadcast live on BBC One Wales at key points in the calendar.Each one will debate the biggest news stories of the day, and the major issues shaping Welsh/UK political and society. Bring us your fresh take on what a Question Time-style debate could look like in 2018 and beyond. We want these debates to deliver must-see moments of robust and lively discussion that consider Wales, the UK and beyond. If that means bringing politicians, high-profile figures and the public together, tell us how you’d do that differently. Our ringmaster will need to be a rigorous and authoritative presence. Describe their role and who you think best fits the bill.This series will broadcast on BBC Wales television, with complementary output across radio, online and social platforms. So please include suggestions on how you’d broaden the programme’s appeal and engagement.ESSENTIAL INFORMATIONProduction TeamWhen you pitch your ideas we will require the names and summary of the experience of key editorial, presenting and production team. BBC Wales will have the final say on talent. The production team need to demonstrate a thorough understanding of compliance and legal issues. You’ll also need to demonstrate how you’ll gather stories and contacts in political and public Welsh life and provide a full breakdown of any studio set ups and filming capabilities.ScheduleThis new series of debates will form part of BBC Wales’ on going portfolio of News, Politics and Current Affairs Output. The first programme will be for broadcast in the Autumn of 2018. The contract could run for up to two years – with the option of renewing for a further year. The programme teams for both will be expected to liaise closely with BBC Wales’ News department, and provide content that could appear across all BBC Wales news outlets.‘Regional Qualifying’The pitch should demonstrate how the debate will be delivered as qualifying Welsh Regional programming.FacilitiesBBC Wales’ facilities – including studios, outside broadcast facilities and post production facilities – should be assumed to be available to all pitching parties. The rate card for these facilities will be applied equally to all parties (including BBC in-house productions if applicable).? Contact Nicola Cook (contact details below) for applicable rates if you intend using these in your bid. Please note that rates supplied in conjunction with this ITP will be supplied for the purposes of this pitch only and should not be disclosed to any other parties. Should capacity constraints exist, it may be necessary to use facilities outside of BBC Wales. Contacts and SubmissionIf you require further information please contact Nicola Cook in the first instance in the Commissioning team at BBC Wales by emailing: commissioningwales@bbc.co.ukPlease read the brief carefully as we will be unable to accept entries which do not meet the requirements.? Please also note the closing date and time below.The deadline for submissions is Wednesday 18th July at MIDDAY.? All submissions should be sent via BBC Pitch.????? InterviewsInterviews of shortlisted candidates will be held either week commencing 30th July or week commencing 6th August – to be confirmed. ? Decisions will be made shortly thereafter. ................
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