The Fianna Fáil TD said the credit system is ready to go with one €200 credit already done earlier this year, and that it will reduce people's bills quickly and effectively.
He said there will be a"far bigger response" from the Government during this winter than previous years in light of the current crisis.He said it was done during the pandemic and they want to continue this type of support. She does not agree with a universal credit."Everyone is experiencing big bills but some can manage to absorb them." She said there should be direct payments targeted for those on different incomesRegarding a price cap she reflected on the downsides to it."How do you control a cap which is essentially a subsidy to the electricity company?"
Independent TD Michael Healy-Rae, a member of the Rural Independent group, said there is a need for direct assistance to people who are now paying three times more to fill their oil tank and more for their bag of coal as they are really going to struggle this winter.
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