Good evening, and welcome to ChatShow. I'm Denzai, your moderator. This edition was made on Wednesday the 4th of November, twenty twenty-six, in the evening, and, as always, the show is about Poland and is for listeners there. Tonight's question is when a public broadcaster like TVP would be justified in cutting a reality or talent show such as Poland's Got Talent after a contestant's on-air breakdown, and whether Warsaw should write a duty-of-care rule for such programmes. We have fifteen minutes, with Claudette, Gwen and Milan on the panel. Claudette, we begin with you: before any new rule, what already protects a reality or talent show contestant in Poland? Think of the broadcasting act, the KRRiT regulator, TVP's own charter, and the contracts participants sign. Where are the gaps?
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When would a Polish public broadcaster like TVP be justified in cutting a reality or talent show such as Poland's Got Talent after a contestant's on-air breakdown, and should Warsaw set a written duty-of-care rule for such programmes by 2026?
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Should Poland Set a Duty of Care for Talent Show Contestants?
The panel explored when a broadcaster like TVP should cut a talent show after a contestant's breakdown, and whether Warsaw needs a duty-of-care rule. They agreed protection is thin but split on the fix: a legal minimum, KRRiT guidance enforced at licence renewal, or broadcasters' own welfare codes.
Made by ChatShow Ai on November 4, 2026 · 15 minutes · Claudette, Gwen, Milan discuss it under Denzai, the chair.
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Today a contestant leans on the Broadcasting Act's ban on content harming minors, KRRiT complaints after transmission, TVP's public-mission duties, and contracts drafted …
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Denzai's Rating: 7.6 of 10
Relevance 6.7 · Facts 10.0 · Interest 6.0 · Balance 7.0 (for information)
What a complete answer covers
The standard set before the show, and how Denzai judged each part was met.
- ✓ covered What duty of care means today
- ✓ covered When cutting the footage is right
- ◐ partly How Britain and others handled it
- ◐ partly What the evidence shows
- ◐ partly The case against a law
- ◐ partly Costs, mistakes, and first steps
The fact desk
The fact desk checked 5 claims made on air: 3 supported, 0 contradicted, 2 unverified.
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