The House of Commons has awarded significant pay rises to its senior officials, including some of those who oversaw the MPs' expenses scandal.Where did I put my flaming torch and effing pitchfork?
Annual accounts just released show that the Clerk to the House, Malcolm Jack, received a rise of about 11%, meaning he now earns more than Gordon Brown.
Andrew Walker, who ran the Fees Office which administered expenses, received a rise of about 8%.
His salary rose from a band of £115,000 - £120,000 to £125,000 - £130,000.
Monday, 3 August 2009
Commons pay rise - this has got to stop.
From the BBC:
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Are they "of this world?"...
While those that pay the taxes to indulge these people receive zero, if they have a job.
Yes but it won't, Steve. They are fully into piss taking mode now.
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