BSA Decisions Ngā whakatau a Te Mana Whanonga Kaipāho

All BSA's decisions on complaints 1990-present

All Decisions
Yousef and The RadioWorks - 1999-193

The Rock. Morning broadcast included a "joke" about an Indian superette owner and his Pakistani worker. Upheld (good taste and decency, discrimination and denigration). Order (statement, $500 costs to Crown).

Walker, Noble, Carter, Siew and Grainger and Television New Zealand Limited - 1999-180–1999-186

Holmes: Eyes Wide Shut, and trailers. Film was subject of an item broadcast on Holmes and trailers for the programme were shown earlier on the same day. Complaint that the scenes of lovemaking and nakedness were unsuitable for television viewing, particularly at a time when children would be watching. Not upheld (good taste and decency, programme classification, children's interests, violence).

Helm and Television New Zealand Ltd - 1999-173

One Network News. Item reporting on the result of a One Network News/Colmar Brunton political poll allegedly incorrectly linked voter support to the potential composition of a future Parliament. Not upheld (accuracy; respionsible programming: not misleading or alarming).

Rae and Television New Zealand Ltd - 1999-174

Stella Street. Short film of a comedy programme featuring two impersonators who lampoon the performance style of the well-known characters that they portray. Not upheld (good taste and decency).