Jack Chambers (Dublin West, Fianna Fail) | Oireachtas source

-----that is reflected by his party and its opposition to every European treaty and its opposition to our pro-trade and pro-enterprise policies, which actually reflect in the strong corporation tax figures, the strong income tax figures, and the strong tax figures we have seen more generally in June this year. Sinn Féin's policy is to abandon all fiscal prudence, spend as it likes and increase taxes on people. We know Sinn Féin's budgetary policy. We will set out a clear framework next week that will set the wider fiscal parameters and budgetary policy for the budget, which will be announced on 1 October. That is where we form the parameters and the framework . That is where the preparations will be progressed from.

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