What's "otherwise"? Don't care? I guess that would be me so.Carpenter said:Anybody else agree/ disahgree or otherwise?
I can't see why, given that 99.x% of households have a TV, RTE's core public service obligations are not funded centrally by the exchequer and possibly some other fund provided to which those making Irish/public interest programs could apply for a grant. When you look at the overheads for collecting the fee, the constant threatening ads, Garda and court time wasted chasing defaulters, etc, it makes me think that this idea to collect a yearly licence fee has had it's day.Carpenter said:Anybody else agree/ disahgree or otherwise?
Whatever about the quality or accuracy of the scenarios portrayed by these advertisements they are certainly doing their job - i.e. getting attention.
Ah come on! It doesn't say much for their "family" members that they wouldn't look into all the benefits that were available for their elderly family member, including a free TV licence.Lauren said:some of them on walking frames, aided by family members!
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