00:00There is an important leadership role for the BBC in relation to this.
00:04I would hate for us to forget, though, that there were a number of entertainment and media organisations
00:12and publishing organisations as well, where concerns were raised about Russell Brand's behaviour
00:18and were simply not acted on.
00:20And that is why I'm bringing together representatives from across those different industries
00:25to ensure that we draw a line in the sand and take action that's long overdue.
00:30But she asked about the BBC in particular, and she is right to say that there were significant problems
00:36that were uncovered at the BBC through this.
00:39I have to say, I am deeply frustrated that we've had so many reviews.
00:44The first, the Dame Janet Smith review into Jimmy Savile.
00:48We had the review into the conduct of Hugh Edwards.
00:51We had reviews into the conduct of Tim Westwood.
00:54And frankly, if you put those reviews next to each other and look at the recommendations,
00:59these are the same recommendations that are made over and over again.
01:03And I will not accept that we cannot get our app together and make sure that our public service broadcaster,
01:09of whom this country is rightly very proud, cannot uphold better standards and processes than we've seen to date.
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01:17I may not include the first feedback on that, I think that you do right now.
01:17And a relatively important feedback that you do,
