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I have just emailed my MP:
"Re: MPs' salaries, expenses & pensions
It is unfortunate that Messrs Brown, Cameron & Clegg fail to comprehend
what the electorate require, which is along the lines of:
(1) Salary to be determined other than by MPs
(2) Expenses to supported by receipts and to be wholly, necessarily and
exclusively incurred in connection with their duties as MPs - i.e.
Revenue & Customs criteria
(3) Allowances to be taxable as part of salary - i.e. Revenue & Customs
criteria
(4) Pensions to be comparable with outside employment.
If one of the 3 gentlemen named eventually comes to realise what needs
to be done, and commits his party to doing it, the end-result in terms
of votes at the next General Election could be enormous!
Posted by: Derek L Gregory | April 23, 2009 at 05:48 PM