Maria McCormack does not believe first responders use their vehicles for personal use.
A Laois senator wants to the State to prioritise first responders over their own tax take.
Maria McCormack is reacting to the suggestion Revenue may review its approach to taxing first responder vehicles.
There's a belief in some quarters the vehicles are being used for personal errands.
Currently, responders can take the vehicles home after their shift as part of an informal on-call arrangement.
The Sinn Fein Senator and first responder says common sense should be considered:
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