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No. 30 of 2026

Mineral Oil Tax (Emergency Cost of Living Reduction) Bill 2026

Public bill · Private Member · Introduced

A reduction in mineral oil tax would be allowed temporarily on fuels used by households and drivers, including home heating oil, petrol, diesel and green diesel, to help ease cost-of-living pressure. The Minister for Finance could extend the relief if needed, must keep the impact of energy prices under review, and report on how the measures are working at least once a month.

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Bill entitled an Act to provide emergency powers for the temporary reduction of mineral oil tax on certain fuels including home heating oil (kerosene used other than as a propellent), petrol and auto-diesel (heavy oil used as a propellent) and green diesel (marked gas oil) for the purpose of alleviating cost of living pressures; to provide for the extension of such reductions by order of the Minister for Finance; and to provide for related matters.

Last updated 22 September 2026

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