It costs stations millions every year.
Independent radio stations have called on the Government to scrap the broadcasting levy.
The charge is made on broadcasters and used to fund the industry regulator.
It costs stations millions of euro each year, something the Independent Broadcasters of Ireland say is unfair.
Chairman of the IBI John Purcell has been addressing an Oireachtas Committee:
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