Eurovision Introduces Official Code of Conduct for First Time to ‘Protect’ Artists, Competition: ‘We Show How the World Could Be, Rather Than It Necessarily Is’ (EXCLUSIVE)
variety.comK.J. Yossman The Eurovision Song Contest has for the first time introduced an official code of conduct for contestants taking part in next year’s competition.
The code of conduct mostly codifies rules already in place in one document but will include some changes, including the introduction of no-filming zones backstage, more closed-door rehearsals and improved rehearsal schedules to ensure artists can rest and even enjoy their time in the host city, which next year will be Basel, Switzerland.
As previously intimated, Eurovision will also appoint a welfare producer who will be the key point of contact for artists and staff in the event of any issues.
Crucially, the code of conduct will apply to everyone accredited for the event, from the artists themselves to their entourages and even attending media.
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