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Rai Parlamento
Rai Parlamento is a theme-specific
broadcast specifically responsible for
in-depth reporting on parliamentary and
political activities.
With three editions of the daily Tg
Parlamento on Rai 1 and Rai 2, from
Monday to Friday, Rai Parlamento offers
a full range of detailed and complete
information on the activity of the Italian
government and the two branches of
Parliament, with a particular focus on
the inner workings of Parliament, which
do not usually fall within the range of
the general-interest news programmes.
Tg Parlamento is broadcast on Fridays
on Rai 2 and hosts the feature entitled
Le Pagine della Politica, with brief studio
interviews with authors of political
articles or publications, whether they are
members of Parliament or the
Government, journalists, professors and
university students.
Debates, inquiries and parliamentary
investigations, work in the permanent
Commissions of the Chamber and
Senate and in the bicameral
Commissions are at the centre of
attention of the Tg Parlamento.
This
attention is furthered in the weekly
feature Settegiorni, which goes on air on Saturday mornings on Rai 1: fifty
minutes, dedicated to the country’s
major current political and social
issues, with the aim of assessing the
effects of politics on the life of the
public, with services, inquiries and
studio guests.
Quello che is a weekly programme
which is on Rai 2, for 40 minutes, every
Saturday, dedicated to Regions,
Provinces and Municipalities.
It offers
local and regional politicians a chance
to speak out on their activities, also
touching on the economy, culture,
identity and tradition. Particular attention
is reserved for the Italian Associations
and local government agencies
(Conferenza delle Regioni, Anci and
Upi) and their relations with
Government and Parliament.
The activity of the Italian Parliament is
monitored live during Specials
dedicated to broadcasting the main
debates at Montecitorio and Palazzo
Madama, and through the weekly
broadcasting of Question Time, the
moment dedicated to immediately
answered questions that implicates
harsh confrontation between members
of parliament and the Government.
These live broadcasts from parliament
are usually well received by viewers,
especially when they cover issues of
particular political and social interest, or
during ‘hot’ moments for the
government agencies, like the election
of the President of the Republic or the
Presidents of the Chamber and Senate,
or during debates with regard to
confidence in the Government.
Political communication regulated by the
Parliamentary Commission for the
General Address and Vigilance on
Broadcasting Services is the other main
production branch of Rai Parlamento.
Tribune elettorali uses different methods
to host the confrontation between the
political forces competing in general,
European, regional and local elections
and referendums.
These programmes are also broadcast
on the radio.
10’… is the daily feature, broadcast
from Monday to Friday, on Rai 3 and on
the radio, that hosts the programmes
managed independently by the cultural,
political and social organisations,
usually expressions of private
associationism, allowed by the
Permanent Subcommisson for Access.
This is a space which has been creating
a link between the general public and
activities and enterprises which are only
apparently ‘minor’ for thirty years.