Ministers back Catherine Martin as she faces calls to step down over RTE crisis

The transcript discusses the handling of a situation involving engagement with a board, highlighting the importance of obtaining factual information. It mentions a committed interview that revealed new information and the regrettable cancellation of a meeting between the minister and the board chair. The need for transparency and confidence in the public service broadcaster, RTE, is emphasized, with a call for all facts to be known to build trust.

What is the primary responsibility of the person engaging with the board?

• To ensure the information is confidential

• To ensure the information is widely publicized

• To ensure the information is factual and correct

• To ensure the information is entertaining

What was the outcome of the interview commitment?

• It confirmed all previous information

• It was postponed to a later date

• It was canceled at the last minute

• It revealed new information previously unknown

Why is the meeting between the minister and the chair of the board considered regrettable?

• Because it was held in secret

• Because it was not going to happen

• Because it was too public

• Because it was too lengthy

What do people want to see in the public service broadcaster?

• More international news

• Transparency and confidence

• Increased advertising

• More entertainment shows

What is necessary to have confidence in those managing RTE?

• Knowing all of the facts and information

• Having more board meetings

• Increasing the budget

• Hiring more staff