Sorca Clarke says Governments response needs to be as serious as the problem.
A Longford Westmeath TD says the Government have been sitting on its hands for 4 weeks.
It comes as Coalition leaders will meet tonight to sign off on a package of energy relief measures.
It's set to include a cut to the excise duty on petrol and diesel and a potential double payment of fuel allowance.
Sinn Féins Sorca Clarke believes changes to the rebate scheme could see the general public lose out because of tax rules.
She says Governments response needs to be as serious as the problem:
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