BBC Chairman makes maiden speech

The transcript discusses the need for practical actions over policy changes, emphasizing the importance of communication and swift action in addressing complaints. It highlights the faith in the BBC despite past issues and suggests constitutional innovations to avoid frequent reviews. The discussion also covers the BBC's funding model, advocating for a universal public service approach and addressing challenges in the digital age.

In what ways does the speaker believe the BBC can maintain proper governance without a 10-year review?

What is the speaker's stance on the idea of putting BBC public service content behind a paywall?

What does the speaker suggest about the relationship between the government and the BBC's funding?