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Media set announced on Friday that it has refreshed its code of ethics with a practical action protocol set to affect all reality shows under its umbrella. The group described the update in a formal statement, presenting a framework of mandatory principles designed to safeguard the health and well being of participants involved in this kind of programming.

The protocol is built around ten fundamental rules and is organized into three core sections. The first focuses on the casting process, aiming to identify ideal profile types for various reality formats. This begins with transparent criteria and careful vetting to ensure the selected individuals match the intended narrative and safety standards for the show.

The second section concentrates on establishing safe environments that prevent participants from encountering situations that could threaten their physical or mental health. It also expands mental health support to contestants, extending assistance for at least two months after the program concludes. This extended care reflects a commitment to ongoing welfare rather than a postproduction afterthought.

The third section targets the conduct of participants and the attitudes that are deemed unacceptable or harmful. It calls for adequate human and technical resources to monitor, intervene, and respond to risky behavior. Preventive controls and rapid response mechanisms are emphasized to stop problematic actions as soon as they arise. In practice, this means clear procedures for reporting, communication, and corrective measures that guide immediate handling of incidents.

In summary, Mediaset frames the update as a threefold approach: careful selection, safe and supportive environments, and strict behavior standards reinforced by concrete resources and clear escalation paths. The full text of the updated code of ethics can be read in its entirety in the official release cited here for reference. [Mediaset press release]