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The government's proposals for the future of broadband include a National Plan for Digital Participation and a roadmap for the digital switchover of public services.

Another proposal is for a roadmap for digital switchover of public services starting in 2012, listing nine areas that could be switched primarily to online operation.

These were decided at the time of the recent digital switchover on the basis of what channels were thought to be the most popular.

Mr Bryant said S4C needed to make changes to head off the threat of declining revenues and the migration of viewers after digital switchover to Channel 4. S4C is broadcast in place of Channel 4 on digital terrestrial analogue TV in Wales.

Like most of those affected, digital switchover for Mr Ghosalkar will mean buying a set top box.

The cash would come from the so-called "digital surplus" – BBC money earmarked to meet the cost of digital switchover, not all of which is likely to be used.

The government wants to earmark some of the £3.6bn licence fee to fund independent news consortiums that will take over the provision of ITV regional news by using extra money given to the BBC to meet the cost of digital switchover, not all of which is likely to be used.

"As part of S4C's strategy in preparation for digital switchover, a number of key public service broadcasting initiatives are coming to fruition," said Iona Jones, the chief executive of S4C.

Duncan argued that Channel 4 should be given a share of the money awarded to the BBC to fund digital switchover, not all of which was spent.

We will review the scope for alternative funding mechanisms around the end of digital switchover [2012]." Amid warnings of tough times in store for Channel 4, it added: "We will consider forms of assistance such as asking the BBC to provide Channel 4 with financial help" as well as the distribution of licence fee money more widely beyond the BBC.

Instead the legislation concentrates on "providing arrangements to help ensure that radio stations and infrastructure are prepared for digital switchover" – prompting accusations of a u-turn by both the Government and the radio industry as a whole.