Cabinet will be updated on plans for an external review of the governance at RTÉ this morning.
Media Minister Catherine Martin will also brief colleagues on her plans for the terms of reference of the review.
While final terms of reference for this independent review into RTÉ are likely to take a number of days to put together, Media Minister Catherine Martin will outline the broad strokes to Cabinet this morning.
It's expected the review will examine whether RTÉ's governance framework culture is fit for purpose.
It will review financial management at the broadcaster including the use of barter accounts, commercial outside agencies and agents.
The workplace culture in RTÉ will also be put under the microscope including the relationship between senior management and staff.
Last night the three coalition party leaders discussed the plans with all expressing concern about the revelations regarding undisclosed pay to Ryan Tubridy.
The Media Minister has also written to the Chair of RTÉ and the Deputy Director General stressing the importance of full and open engagement with the board, the executive team and other senior managers.
Many of those will be called before Oireachtas committees in the coming days and the issue will feature heavily in both the Cabinet and Dáil proceedings today.
Staff at RTÉ are to hold a protest this afternoon at the broadcaster's campus.
It's in response to the turmoil faced in the last few days following revelations Ryan Tubridy was paid €345,000 more than publicly stated between 2017 and 2022.
Workers at the public service broadcaster are said to be 'furious' at the reports.
Emma O'Kelly is an RTÉ Correspondent and Chair of the NUJ's Dublin Broadcasting Branch - she says the general workforce stand against what happened.
"We know obviously that it's a really, really hard argument to make now that we need more funding because of the squandering of funds that the revelations that we heard last week and this week relate to.
"That's why we're holding the protest - we want the public to see that the workforce in RTE stands for the highest of ethical standards."
