A group of leading music and film industry organizations sent a new letter to Congress today, explaining how the CARES Act economic stimulus bill falls short of the entertainment business' needs.
A group of leading music and film industry organizations sent a new letter to Congress today , explaining how the CARES Act economic stimulus bill falls short of the entertainment business' needs.
"While we appreciate the efforts of lawmakers to meet the challenges of this pandemic, we need to ensure that our community is getting the aid they need to survive," the organizations wrote in a joint statement."Musicians are struggling to access the basic financial resources available due to conflicting and burdensome requirements in relief programs. Simply, there is a hole in this safety net that Congress must fix in the next version of the CARES Act.
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