She believes they should follow the example of Belgium.
The Transport and Environments departments need to establish an independent regulatory body responsible for fuel quality.
Independent TD for Offaly Carol Nolan has put pressure on them do so, after seeing the example of other European countries such as Belgium.
A Fuel Quality Directive by the EU has been incorporated into Irish law, but the Environment Minister says there's no plans to set up such a body at present.
Deputy Nolan says it would be beneficial for everyone:
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