The Student List, which won a landslide victory in Serbia’s recently held parliamentary elections, presented an 11-point reform plan during its campaign.

Unfortunately, amid the media frenzy that followed, few people paid attention to the details of this highly interesting program. We have decided to highlight one particular part of it in this article.

Among the 11 proposed measures are significant changes to the media system, television programming, culture, and child protection.

One of the most notable proposals is to limit reality TV programming on national-frequency television channels to a maximum of 45 minutes per day.

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Under the proposed plan, reality TV content would only be allowed to air after 11 p.m., with no live broadcasts permitted. These restrictions would also apply to reruns, special programs, and emergency broadcasts.

Full-day reality TV programming would remain available on subscription-based television platforms, but with mandatory age restrictions and parental controls.

The Student List also proposed a measure that it will now have the opportunity to introduce and implement: at least 30% of the total annual programming on national-frequency television channels would have to consist of science and educational programs, cultural and artistic content, documentaries, and children’s programming.

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Amendments to the Advertising Law are also planned, which would allow cultural content to be promoted free of charge.

In addition, schools, cultural institutions, and artistic associations would be required to establish formal cooperation protocols with one another.

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A special section of the plan focuses on organizing free cultural programs for children and young people.

Particular attention is also being given to smaller towns and villages, where the plan calls for expanding the network of local cultural centers and community centers.

If the students implement all the measures they have outlined, Serbia will undoubtedly become a better and healthier place to live.

Source: Serbian Times Foto: ATA Images

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