Countries found to be vote-rigging at the Eurovision Song Contest will face bans of up to three years, organisers have said.
The announcement follows an investigation into attempts to influence the voting in favour of Azerbaijan during last year's contest.
Organisers confirmed rigging attempts were detected by its security systems, but the votes were declared invalid.
It added there was no evidence to link Azeri broadcasters to the activity.
The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) said as there was also no evidence to suggest Ictimai TV was aware of the attempt, no sanctions would be imposed.
Allegations of vote-fixing arose after Azerbaijan failed to award any points to neighbouring Russia.
It prompted Azeri President Ilham Aliyev to order an inquiry, as traditionally ex-Soviet republics have regularly given each other top marks.
There were also claims of attempts in Lithuania to buy votes for Azerbaijan's entry.