London, Aug. 5 -- British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) has tweaked its voting process for the international TV category so that all of its 6,000 members are allowed to determine the nominations and winners, reported Deadline.

Previously, the round one voting longlist was carried out by members, but round two and three voting was conducted by a jury.

According to the outlet, the awards body said it has "opened up the international category to voting members as part of our commitment to greater member engagement across the TV Awards and in recognition of our global membership," as quoted by Deadline.

"We believe this change will strengthen the category and ensure the very best international programmes get the recognition t...