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Paul Murphy Paul Murphy | 13:00 PM, Thursday, 6 October 2011

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The BBC has announced how it proposes to make budget cuts of 20% as a result of the freeze to the licence fee. These announcements come after a nine-month staff consultation process called Delivering Quality First (DQF).

You can find out more detail on the dedicated Delivering Quality First website.

The BBC Trust are leading the public consultation on the DQF proposals. You can have your say via the BBC Trust website.

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