By the way, your agency is funded from the state budget. I see several aspects to this question. Every country should have state television, whose task is to protect state and public interests . In this sense transferring television into a joint-stock company or into private ownership makes it unsuitable for the task. On the other hand, state television should not be poor, it cannot exist without budget support.
Objectivity is very important for television.
It is sometimes difficult on a state channel. We are a publicly-financed organization, and once in a while we are reminded of this. But in the beginning I did encounter this. I think they have simply written us off now. Sometimes they correct our texts, but mainly on style.