UNS: Members of the Committee for Culture and Information should decide on the candidates for the REM Council fairly and impartially.

UNS calls on the members of the Committee to set aside party and ideological differences when deciding on the eligibility of the proposed candidates, and to make decisions about future members of the Council of this regulatory body while considering the clear provisions of the Law on Electronic Media regarding the conditions that proposers and candidates must meet.

UNS emphasizes that the formation of the REM Council, and strictly in accordance with the law, is crucial for the regulation of electronic media and the public interest.