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BBC Vision's latest development Priorities are available via the relevant genre page here. XM25 This year's XM25 networking scheme is now open for applications. The closing date for applications is 5pm on July 24th 2009. Changes to Knowledge Commissioning The commissioning structure in Knowledge has changed, incorporating new roles with amended remits which will commission from both independent and inhouse producers. You can read more about the new structure here. We've provided answers to some questions and you can view an organogram. CBeebies has moved to rolling commissioning As of January 2009 CBeebies operates on a rolling commissioning system and will be accepting proposals throughout the year. You can read more about Cbeebies here. Terms of Business The Terms of Trade and Code of Practice are available here together with a starter-pack for independents. Commissioning information is available for Nations and Regions television in Scotland (including BBC Alba), Wales, Northern Ireland and the English Regions. Information is available on all tape and paperwork delivery requirements with credit and branding guidelines. Information about commissioning for all of our networks is here. Information for commissioning for local radio service is now available here. The site provides production standards and commissioning guidelines across all major new media platforms: BBC Online BBC Red button BBC Mobile You can also find answers to common procurement issues here. Information on Audience Research and the BBC Vision Commissioning process is available here. 20:20 facts about how we live our lives in today's Britain is available here. Information about using interactivity, finding contributors and contestants, finding studio audiences and programme support services is available here.

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