Fianna Fail outline economy and Brexit policies

The transcript discusses the importance of fiscal responsibility, emphasizing the need for a financial buffer to handle economic downturns without resorting to tax hikes or service cuts. It criticizes the government's handling of the insurance crisis, highlighting the lack of cabinet involvement and the need for reforms. The potential for judicial reforms and referendums to address award levels is explored, with a call for more stability and certainty. The issue of insurance fraud is also examined, noting the lack of data on convictions and the need for stronger penalties.

What are the potential consequences of making permanent expenditure commitments based on temporary taxes?

How has the government's approach affected businesses in the leisure sector?

What reforms are suggested to address the insurance crisis?

What is the significance of the Judicial Council act in relation to insurance awards?

What challenges are faced in obtaining data on insurance fraud convictions?