Child poverty film did not breach election rules

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Child poverty film did not breach election rules: A documentary on child poverty that controversially screened four days before last year's general election did not breach broadcasting standards, the Broadcasting Standards Authority has ruled. Inside Child Poverty was broadcast on TV3 on November 22.

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