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31 October 2005
I want to make it clear that when I referred in my statement of resignation to a "politically appointed" Board, I was not alleging that there has been political interference in the editorial content of TVNZ News. I state categorically there has been none. That is not the issue.
Ian Fraser
Chief Executive
ENDS
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