Eurovision to change voting rules following bribery speculation From the 2014 contest, which will be hosted in Copenhagen, each country will have to disclose its jury members ahead of the competition and the scores from individual jurors will be published immediately after the Eurovision final. Furthermore, jurors can only appear on a panel every three years. Jon Ola Sand, the executive supervisor of the contest, told the BBC that "we want to make sure participants, viewers and fans know that we have done, and will always do, our utmost to secure a fair result. We believe in the independence of every jury member [and] I believe the fact their votes are on display will help them vote independently. Eurovision is no stranger to rule changes, with voting regulations being adapted every year since 2008.