"There are issues around impartiality," says Highfield, "but our guys can write impartial copy.
"We've been talking around impartiality, neutrality and independence of humanitarian action … there will also be a strong sign at the summit to think better around the humanity we would like to build and leave to future generations," says Gérard.
It will look to see if the programme breached the broadcasting code on three separate counts: whether it was offensive, misleading, and on issues around due impartiality.
Related: Ukip docudrama cleared after more than 6,000 complaints It said there were possible issues around due impartiality because the programme did not reflect the position of the other candidates.
"Their values are based around democracy and impartiality, but choosing to celebrate Australian music on a day where people are excluded and discriminated against based on their values, culture, race – that is a decision that's heavily biased, and it's exclusive, and it's not democratic, and it's against ABC values".
The Commission agreed with his assessment and in the interest of impartiality, Mosley removed himself from the negotiations, which eventually returned around $300 million £1500 million).
"One of the things [the UK is] known for around the world is the impartiality of our judiciary.
Such positive changes are facilitated by "UNICEF's vast knowledge regarding human rights, in particular children's rights, its capacity to build partnerships around a common purpose and its impartiality, timeliness and effectiveness," Maya concluded.
We should never let our impartiality rules go: they make BBC news the most trusted around the world.
An example of this at an operational level is the consensus around the Red Cross/Crescent code of conduct on NGO impartiality and practice in the field.
