Micheal Martin speaks on keeping the TV licence fee

The transcript covers various topics including the retention of city barracks, future planning issues, funding and revenue systems for RT, cultural and language aspects related to RT, and details on UN investigations and report accessibility. It emphasizes the importance of revitalizing the license fee collection system and discusses the emerging system of direct extractor funding. Additionally, it highlights the need for continued reform and engagement with the UN regarding report accessibility.

What was one of the key issues discussed in the first section regarding RTÉ?

• The decision to close RTÉ

• The importance of revitalizing the license fee collection system

• The introduction of new programming

• The expansion of RTÉ's international presence

What is emerging from the decision discussed in the second section?

• A new broadcasting channel

• A better system of direct extractor funding

• A reduction in public funding

• An increase in advertising revenue

What does the second section suggest about future revenue avenues?

• They will be limited to government funding

• They will include commercial opportunities

• They will focus solely on public donations

• They will rely on international partnerships

What are the two types of investigations conducted by the UN as mentioned in the final section?

• Initial investigation and board inquiry

• Preliminary and final investigations

• Public and private investigations

• Internal and external audits

What is the ongoing issue with the UN reports discussed in the final section?

• They are outdated

• They are only available in digital format

• They are not widely available

• They are too lengthy