The government will reportedly publish a new draft of the NAMA legislation this week which incorporates greater risk-sharing between the tax payer and bank shareholders. According to newspaper reports, the move is in response to Green party leadership concerns that party members will not back the NAMA plans. It is understood the new draft also has a ban on political donations from big businesses. The latest opinion poll on NAMA shows 50% of Green party supporters are opposed to the plans. Labour's finance spokesperson, Joan Burton, said there is a good reason why Green voters are so staunchly opposed. She said; 'As the Green party is now in Government, party members may have more information than other voters about the impact of NAMA.' Fine Gael's finance spokesperson Richard Bruton said the NAMA legislation as it stands is fundamentally flawed. He said; 'It is quite wrong that the Minister would be proposing to pay way over the value for these loans and not intending the investors who created this situation to share the risk and responsibility of the workout. 'The public are very alert to the problems in the economy and they know that we cannot be cavalier and spend tax payers' money as if there was plenty of it.'