On air, Chamber TV broadcasts live coverage and recordings of the activities and proceedings of the Chamber of Deputies, the unicameral national parliament of Luxembourg . This includes all public sessions where deputies debate and vote upon laws, which have been broadcast live in their entirety since December 2001 . The channel also broadcasts other parliamentary events, such as the deposit of the budget, certain public hearings (notably those concerning European policy issues), and the presentation of the annual report of the Ombudsman .

Beyond live coverage of plenary sessions, Chamber TV has enriched its program offerings. Since the beginning of 2005, it has broadcast a weekly program called "Chamber aktuell". This program, produced in an external professional studio since 2008, includes thematic dossiers, reports, interviews, and round tables related to national and European parliamentary news . The channel also broadcasts documentaries and reports on the activities of deputies . The channel produces its broadcasts with six remote-controlled cameras installed in the session hall and a complete control room within the parliament building .

In a major step towards transparency in 2024, the Chamber of Deputies began live streaming commission sessions, which are not broadcast on the main Chamber TV channel due to scheduling conflicts. These sessions, including commissions for media, agriculture, housing, environment, and education, are made available via live stream on the official Chamber of Deputies website (chd.lu) .

Chamber TV is available via cable and satellite throughout the Grand Duchy, allowing every citizen to potentially receive it . It is also available via livestream on the official website of the Chamber of Deputies . The channel uses footage that is made available to any interested television channel, and no external cameras are permitted in the session hall .

Chamber TV strives to be an open window into the political life of Luxembourg, fostering civic engagement by making the work of elected deputies transparent and accessible . The mission of the channel is to provide citizens with the opportunity to directly observe the legislative process, from plenary debates to committee hearings, thereby promoting greater understanding of and participation in the democratic process.

On air, Parlamentsfernsehen 1 provides direct, unedited, and uninterrupted coverage of the parliamentary process. The core programming consists of live transmissions of all plenary sessions of the German Bundestag, including major debates, question times, and voting procedures. In addition to plenary sessions, the channel broadcasts a wide selection of public committee meetings and hearings, offering viewers a comprehensive look at the legislative work of the German government. Following the 2011 regulatory review, the channel no longer broadcasts in-house produced editorial content such as pre-recorded interviews with members of parliament or exhibition reports, focusing strictly on the documentary transmission of parliamentary events.

The channel is available through multiple distribution platforms across Germany. In Berlin, the signal is available unencrypted via the digital cable network of Vodafone. Nationwide, the channel is broadcast free-to-air via the Astra 3B satellite at 23.5 degrees east, on frequency 11934 MHz, vertical polarization, with a symbol rate of 27500 and FEC 3/4. Viewers can also watch online the live broadcast through the official website of the German Bundestag, which offers up to six parallel video streams for different chamber sessions. The channel is also accessible via the official "Deutscher Bundestag" app for mobile devices and smart TVs, as well as on streaming platforms such as Joyn, where it is offered free of charge.

Parlamentsfernsehen 1 strives to provide the highest level of transparency for the German political process, allowing citizens to observe the work of their elected representatives without editorial comment or interruption. The mission of the channel is to document the legislative process in full length, making it accessible to the public via modern digital platforms and traditional broadcasting methods, thereby fostering informed civic participation in the democratic process.

On air, TV Câmara's programming is focused on legislative and political coverage of the Chamber of Deputies. The schedule includes live and recorded coverage of plenary sessions where deputies debate and vote on bills, as well as hearings and meetings of the Chamber's various standing and special committees . The network's journalism division produces news programs covering legislative activities, interviews with deputies and political analysts, and in-depth reporting on major political issues affecting Brazil. TV Câmara also produces cultural programming, documentaries, and educational content about the legislative process and the history of the Brazilian Congress .

In addition to its national coverage, TV Câmara operates as part of a broader Legislative Radio and TV Network (Rede Legislativa de Rádio e TV) that includes similar channels from state legislative assemblies (TV Assembleia) and municipal chambers, such as TV Câmara Montes Claros in Minas Gerais, which was inaugurated on December 21, 2001, and operates on digital channel 5.3 . These municipal and state affiliates integrate with the national network to provide comprehensive legislative coverage across Brazil.

TV Câmara has faced incidents related to editorial independence. In March 2009, then-Chamber President Michel Temer ordered the removal of a debate video from the TV Câmara website following a request from the Supreme Federal Court's press service. The video featured a journalist criticizing the tenure of Supreme Court President Gilmar Mendes. The episode was widely condemned as political censorship by journalists' organizations, and the video was eventually restored to the website after public outcry .

TV Câmara is available throughout Brazil via digital terrestrial television on various frequencies depending on the region (e.g., UHF channel 49 in Brasília) . The network is also carried on cable and satellite providers nationwide. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of TV Câmara through the official Chamber of Deputies website at camara.leg.br, which offers a 24/7 live stream . The website also provides a weekly programming schedule, on-demand access to past programs, and information about the network's journalism, interviews, debates, cultural shows, and documentary productions .

TV Câmara strives to provide transparency in the legislative process, enabling Brazilian citizens to follow the work of their elected representatives in the Chamber of Deputies. The mission of the channel is to inform the public about legislative activities, to promote civic education, and to strengthen democracy through open and accessible coverage of the political process. Thanks to modern digital platforms, TV Câmara provides the opportunity to watch online its live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to computers - ensuring that Brazilian audiences across the country and the global diaspora can follow the work of the Chamber of Deputies wherever they are.

On air, Canal Parlamento features live and recorded coverage of sessions of the Congress of Jalisco, including plenary sessions and committee hearings. The channel also broadcasts special events, such as the annual State of the State address (Informe de Gobierno), press conferences from political parties, and educational segments explaining the legislative process. The programming includes interviews with state legislators and political analysts, as well as coverage of political debates. The channel does not carry commercial advertising; it is funded entirely by the state government.

Canal Parlamento del Congreso de Jalisco is available throughout the state of Jalisco via digital terrestrial television, cable, and satellite providers. The channel streams live online through the official website of the Congress of Jalisco (congresojal.gob.mx) and on its YouTube channel. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast from any location with an internet connection, ensuring that citizens can follow the work of their state representatives.

Canal Parlamento strives to be a tool for democratic transparency, enabling citizens to see how their tax money is spent and how laws are made. The mission of the channel is to promote government accountability, to foster civic engagement, and to provide a platform for public debate. Thanks to modern digital platforms, the channel provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to computers - ensuring that citizens of Jalisco, both at home and abroad, can stay informed about the work of their state congress.

On air, Canal Gov is dedicated to covering the daily activities of the federal government, providing transparent and strategic communication about public policies and services . The channel's primary mission is to inform the population about the actions of the Executive Branch, including live coverage of events from the Presidency of the Republic and various ministries . The programming emphasizes news, interviews, and informational content that helps citizens access government services and understand policy developments . The channel's director-president, Jean Lima, has stated that the goal is to make government communication more transparent and a reliable source of information for the population that most needs to access public policies .

Live coverage of major government events is the highlight of Canal Gov's programming . The channel broadcasts presidential addresses, ministerial announcements, ceremonies, inaugurations, and other official events live as they happen. In addition to live coverage, the channel produces several regular news programs. Brasil em Dia is a daily news program covering the latest developments in federal government actions and public policies . Gov Notícias provides news summaries and updates on government activities. Semana Gov offers a weekly review of the most important government actions and announcements . The channel also airs Bom Dia, Ministro, a program featuring interviews with government ministers, and the historic A Voz do Brasil, the official radio news program of the federal government, which is also simulcast in video format on Canal Gov .

Canal Gov's programming also includes documentary series and videocasts that inform the public and help citizens access government services . The channel focuses on public policies in areas such as economy, education, health, social development, and infrastructure. Recent news coverage has included topics such as the sanctioning of income tax reform, job creation figures, investments in the naval and fertilizer industries, and the appointment of the first female general in the Brazilian Army .

The channel is part of a broader government communication network called RedeGov, which also includes Rádio Gov, Agência Gov, and social media platforms . Canal Gov is available through the Canal Gov Play mobile application, which offers live streaming, special coverage, exclusive interviews with government spokespersons, and on-demand content . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Canal Gov through the official website at canalgov.ebc.com.br, on YouTube, and on social media platforms .

Canal Gov strives to provide transparent, strategic, and reliable information about the federal government's actions, policies, and services to the Brazilian population. The mission of the channel is to combat disinformation and fake news by offering quality, truthful content that helps citizens access public services and stay informed about government activities . As the official government channel, Canal Gov complements TV Brasil, which focuses on cultural, educational, and journalistic content as a public broadcaster . Thanks to modern digital platforms, Canal Gov provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Brazilian citizens across the country and around the world can access official government information wherever they are.

On air, ARTV features live and delayed broadcasts of parliamentary proceedings, including Plenary sessions where laws are debated and voted upon, as well as meetings of various Parliamentary Committees such as the Budget and Finance Committee, Health Committee, and Education and Science Committee. The channel also covers events occurring in the Senate Room, cultural events related to parliamentary life, and produces documentaries about the history of the parliament and the Palácio de São Bento. The channel's programming is unedited and uncut, providing viewers with complete, transparent access to parliamentary debates and activities.

ARTV's coverage has expanded significantly since its launch. The channel began with cameras only in the Plenary chamber, but today has cameras installed in ten committee rooms, the Senate Room, the António de Almeida Santos auditorium, and the Plenary chamber. The channel also has the capability to transmit online meetings from anywhere in the country or the world. The channel's technical staff grew from three employees at launch to eleven people working today. The channel transitioned from traditional tape-based recording to a digital archive system, which now holds approximately 12,500 tapes stored alongside more functional digital content.

ARTV's programming is available 24 hours per day on cable and IPTV platforms, while on digital terrestrial television (TDT) the channel broadcasts approximately 10 to 12 hours per day, Monday through Friday. The channel is available throughout Portugal via digital terrestrial television on channel 5 in Continental Portugal and channel 7 in the Azores and Madeira. The channel is also carried on major cable and IPTV platforms: MEO (channel 162), NOS (channel 219), Vodafone (channel 188 or 154), and Nowo (channel 140).

Beyond traditional television distribution, ARTV offers a Web TV platform that allows citizens to choose which parliamentary meetings they wish to watch, as multiple simultaneous committee meetings may be occurring at the same time. The Web TV platform provides on-demand access to archived content, user registration for creating thematic alerts, favoriting functionality, and direct content sharing on social media. The platform is optimized for mobile devices, making it accessible on all mobile platforms. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of ARTV through the official channel website at canal.parlamento.pt, which offers 24/7 streaming and access to the complete parliamentary archive.

ARTV strives to serve as an essential public service for Portuguese democracy, allowing citizens to follow the work of their elected representatives directly and transparently. The mission of the channel is to bring the parliament closer to citizens, providing detailed knowledge of parliamentary activity and reinforcing the democratic principles of transparency and civic engagement. As the channel's coordinator Francisco Feio stated, the channel allows viewers to closely follow the work of parliament and the government's oversight, serving democracy for 20 years. Thanks to modern digital platforms, ARTV provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Portuguese citizens across the country and around the world can follow their parliament in action wherever they are.

On air, CityTV features live and archived coverage of San Diego City Council meetings, which are the channel's primary programming. The channel also broadcasts meetings of various City Council committees, including the Active Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, Audit Committee, Budget & Government Efficiency Committee, Community and Neighborhood Services Committee, Economic Development & Intergovernmental Relations Committee, Environment Committee, Land Use and Housing Committee, Public Safety and Livable Neighborhoods Committee, Rules Committee, and the Select Committee on Addressing Cost of Living . Additionally, the channel airs meetings of the Planning Commission, Civil Service Commission, Commission for Arts and Culture, Redistricting Commission, and other public forums . When meetings are not in session, the live webcast shows other CityTV programming .

CityTV also provides coverage of special civic events, including the annual State of the City address delivered by the Mayor of San Diego . The channel broadcasts live coverage of public hearings on important local issues, such as proposed short-term vacation rental regulations . The channel serves as an essential resource for San Diego residents who wish to follow local government decisions and participate in the democratic process.

CityTV is available throughout the City of San Diego via cable television on Cox Communications channel 24, Spectrum (formerly Time Warner Cable) channel 24, and AT&T U-Verse channel 99 . The channel is also available online through live webcasts and video archives on the City of San Diego's official website at sandiego.gov, as well as through the Granicus webcast platform . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of CityTV through the official CityTV webcast page, which also provides archived videos of past meetings for on-demand viewing. Online television of CityTV is accessible on any device - from smartphones to computers - ensuring that San Diego residents and former residents living elsewhere can stay connected to their city's government wherever they are.

CityTV strives to provide San Diego residents with transparent access to local government, enabling citizens to watch their elected officials in action and stay informed about decisions that affect their community. The mission of the channel is to facilitate civic engagement by making public meetings accessible to all residents, both on television and online. Thanks to modern digital platforms, CityTV provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device, ensuring that San Diegans across the city and around the world can follow their local government wherever they are .

On air, Ontario Parliamentary Network features live and recorded coverage of the Ontario Legislature. The flagship program is Live Proceedings of the Ontario Legislature, which broadcasts sessions of the Legislative Assembly live when the House is in session, typically from Monday to Thursday, with sessions beginning at 9:00 AM for morning sittings and 1:00 PM for afternoon sittings. The channel provides coverage of all major legislative events, including the Throne Speech (opening of a new session), budget presentations, Question Period (daily question period where members of the opposition question government ministers), debates on legislation, votes on bills, and emergency debates.

The channel also provides coverage of committee meetings. Standing Committee Proceedings are broadcast live when committees are meeting, including the Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs, which holds pre-budget consultations across the province; the Standing Committee on Public Accounts, which reviews government spending; and other committees on social policy, justice policy, and regulations. Estimates Hearings are also broadcast, where government ministers defend their ministry's budget requests before committees.

Beyond live coverage, OPN produces archival and educational programming. Ontario Legislature in Review is a weekly summary program highlighting the week's key debates, decisions, and events at Queen's Park. Your Provincial Parliament is an educational series explaining the functions, history, and procedures of the Ontario Legislature, including how a bill becomes law, the roles of members of provincial parliament (MPPs), the role of the Speaker, and the history of Ontario's parliamentary system. Committee Highlights features edited summaries of important committee hearings.

OPN also provides coverage of special parliamentary events. These include the Lieutenant Governor's Speech from the Throne, the official opening of each legislative session; Budget Lock-Up Briefings, where journalists and officials receive advance briefings on the provincial budget; Press Conferences by the Premier, government ministers, and opposition leaders; State Funeral Services for former premiers and distinguished members of the legislature; and Swearing-In Ceremonies for new cabinets and new members of the legislature.

The channel also broadcasts Question Period Replays in the evening, allowing viewers who missed the live daytime proceedings to watch the question period. French-language coverage is available for key proceedings through simultaneous translation, and some programs are produced specifically in French for Franco-Ontarian audiences. OPN also provides closed captioning for all its programming to ensure accessibility for viewers with hearing impairments.

Ontario Parliamentary Network is available throughout Ontario via cable, satellite, and IPTV platforms. The channel is carried on all major television providers, including Bell TV, Rogers Cable, Shaw Communications, Telus Optik TV, Cogeco, and Vidéotron. The channel broadcasts in high definition with 1080i resolution. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of OPN through the official Legislative Assembly of Ontario website at ola.org, which offers a 24-hour live stream of legislative proceedings. Online television of OPN is also accessible via the official YouTube channel of the Ontario Legislative Assembly, where proceedings are streamed live and archived for on-demand viewing. The channel's mobile application provides live streaming and access to archived proceedings.

Ontario Parliamentary Network strives to provide Ontario citizens with open access to the democratic process, making the work of their elected representatives transparent and accessible. The mission of the channel is to enhance civic engagement by allowing Ontarians to watch their legislature in action, to educate the public about parliamentary processes, and to serve as an important tool for government accountability. OPN is funded by the Legislative Assembly of Ontario as part of its commitment to transparency and public access. Thanks to modern digital platforms and satellite technology, OPN provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Ontarians across the province and around the world can follow their democracy in action wherever they are.

On air, CPAC features live and recorded coverage of proceedings of the House of Commons, the Senate, and parliamentary committee meetings. The flagship program is CPAC Parliament, which broadcasts live sessions of the House of Commons daily when Parliament is in session, typically Monday through Friday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM Eastern Time. The channel also provides live coverage of Prime Minister’s Question Period, Question Period for other parties, and major parliamentary events including the Speech from the Throne, budget presentations, and important debates. CPAC Senate provides coverage of Senate proceedings, including debates and committee hearings.

Beyond parliamentary coverage, CPAC produces a range of public affairs and political analysis programs. CPAC Live features live interviews with Members of Parliament, senators, political strategists, journalists, and academics discussing current political issues. CPAC Panel brings together a diverse panel of experts and commentators to analyze political events and public policy issues. CPAC Archives presents historical political content, including significant debates, election coverage, and documentaries about Canadian political history. CPAC Newsmakers features news conferences and media availabilities from political leaders and party officials. The channel also broadcasts Q&A with Evan Solomon, an interview program featuring in-depth conversations with political and cultural figures.

CPAC also provides coverage of major political events, including federal general elections, leadership conventions for major political parties, and significant court rulings affecting Canadian governance. During election periods, CPAC offers comprehensive coverage of leaders' debates, election night results, and post-election analysis. The channel also covers provincial political events of national significance, including interprovincial trade negotiations and constitutional discussions. CPAC’s French-language programming includes similar coverage of parliamentary proceedings and public affairs content, ensuring service to both official language communities.

CPAC is available throughout Canada via cable, satellite, and IPTV platforms. The channel is carried on all major television providers, including Rogers Cable, Shaw Communications, Bell TV, Telus Optik TV, Vidéotron, and Cogeco. The channel broadcasts in high definition with 1080i resolution. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of CPAC through the official CPAC website at cpac.ca, which offers a free 24-hour live stream of both the English and French feeds. Online television of CPAC also provides on-demand access to archived parliamentary proceedings, committee hearings, and special programs, allowing viewers to watch political events at their convenience. The channel’s mobile application, available for iOS and Android devices, offers live streaming, breaking political news alerts, and access to the CPAC video library.

CPAC strives to provide Canadian citizens with access to the democratic process by offering comprehensive, unedited coverage of Parliament and public affairs. The mission of the channel is to enhance political literacy and civic engagement by making the workings of government transparent and accessible to all Canadians, in both official languages. CPAC is a non-profit organization funded by contributions from the Canadian cable industry and does not accept government funding, ensuring its editorial independence from the political institutions it covers. Thanks to modern digital platforms and satellite technology, CPAC provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Canadians across the country and around the world can follow their democracy in action wherever they are.