Petition To Reduce TV Advert Volumes

Wednesday, 7 September 2011, 2:11 pm
Article: ParliamentToday.co.nz

Petition To Reduce TV Advert Volumes

The Petition of Johannes Jozef Rikkerink was presented requesting the House of Representatives consider passing a law which would cap the level of sound in advertisements during television programmes to a level no greater than a quarter of the decibel level of the average TV programme.

The annual report of Parole Board was presented.

The Natural Health Products Bill and the Student Loans Scheme Amendment Bill were introduced.

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