Sean Plunket has become a member of the Broadcasting Standards Authority. Photo/Dean Purcell
He's known for his combative interview tactics and fiery presence during the recent election campaign.
Now, Sean Plunket has joined the Broadcasting Standards Authority.
Plunket, an outspoken former host of news shows on Radio Live and Radio NZ, was appointed a member of the Broadcasting Standards Authority in May.
The
appointment was made by Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage, Maggie Barry, and his appointment lasts until April, 2020.The BSA "oversees broadcasting standards regulations" in New Zealand, and provides a place for members of the public to lodge a complaint if they feel they've been mistreated by a media organisation.
Plunket will be part of "the Authority board ... four members who make the decisions about complaints and who govern the BSA itself".
