In July 2016, the Conseil supérieur de l'audiovisuel (France's media regulatory body), at the request of members of l'Assemblée Nationale, published a decision relating to the file of Investigation on pesticides. The board "regretted that journalists misrepresented that a study by the European Food Safety Authority had revealed that 97% of foodstuffs contained residues of pesticides" and asked France Televisions to "respect their obligations regarding rigor in the presentation and processing of information.[13] In October 2016, the EFSA published its new annual report on pesticide residues in foods.