It includes exchequer funding and the TV Licence fee.
A midlands member of the Oireachtas Media Committee is confident past mistakes at RTÉ won't be repeated.
Cabinet has signed off on a new funding plan for RTÉ to provide the broadcaster with €725m over the next three years.
It includes the collection of the TV Licence fee, which remains at €160 per household, as well as direct exchequer funding.
Longford Senator, Micheál Carrigy, says he still wants to see more from the broadcaster:
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