BBC Closed | Creation of The Ministry of Visual Communications | All Film Lots owned by the Monarchy in England
Because of the Talking Vagina created by the BBC, the BBC is officially closed. Subjects and Citizens and Residents will not be taxed for television and a censorship board is created to prevent future vaginas from being broadcasted. Because of this disrespectful behaviour by the British, all Film Lots in England are owned by the Monarchy and rented to film production studios.
The Sovereign Empress Queen Ann of England and Spain, Koenigin mit der Seele eines Koenigs von Deutschland, Koenigin Ann-Marie von Bayern, Emmy Ann SAM, Impératrice de toutes les monarchies et ayant la lignée de Ramirez Chaux declares and proclaims the creation of the Ministry of Visual Communication to replace the BBC.
All former employees of the BBC must go to the Ministry of Human Resources for an interview and possible reassignment to the Ministry of Visual Communications or, lateral transfer to a different ministry of work position.
All Film lots in England must reaffirm their contracts for rental and production and office space.
All content created by film lots for the Monarchy, Council, English, Scottish Government, past aristocracy, past royals, intelligence and Defense and any other government agency between 2016 to 2025 belong to The Sovereign Empress Queen Ann of England and Spain, Koenigin mit der Seele eines Koenigs von Deutschland, Koenigin Ann-Marie von Bayern, Emmy Ann SAM, Impératrice de toutes les monarchies et ayant la lignée de Ramirez Chaux and are archived in England in the royal databases.
The Ministry of Visual Communication is funded through advertising on the various channels. The Sovereign Empress receives 20 percent of the revenues from the Ministry of Visual Communications. The remaining 80 percent of the funds from the Ministry of Visual Communications are used for productions, employee payroll including crew salaries, maintenance of film lots, rental of filming locations, equipment rentals, set design fees, post production costs including sound and editing, cast salaries, Sales departments, censorship of content to public broadcasting standard [PG for daytime, R for night broadcasting] Writing teams for cripts and script doctors, Animation teams,