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Page 816
... Allowances : Travel Other Privileges £ 2,970 £ 2,160 £. Other Privileges Members ' Salaries Speaker is provided with official resi- dence , official car and chauffeur . Allowances tax - free . Salary Members Allowances : Constituency ...
... Allowances : Travel Other Privileges £ 2,970 £ 2,160 £. Other Privileges Members ' Salaries Speaker is provided with official resi- dence , official car and chauffeur . Allowances tax - free . Salary Members Allowances : Constituency ...
Page 820
... Allowances : Transport Additional Other Privileges tives Senators Leader of the Opposition Members , Senators and Leader of the Opposition Members , Senators and Leader of the Opposition , when attending com- mittee meetings during ...
... Allowances : Transport Additional Other Privileges tives Senators Leader of the Opposition Members , Senators and Leader of the Opposition Members , Senators and Leader of the Opposition , when attending com- mittee meetings during ...
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... Allowances : Special Constituency Subsistence Speaker , per sitting day Speaker receives a Member's constitu- ency allowance , if a Member . Deputy Speaker receives in addition the same salary and allowances as other Mem- bers . Allowances ...
... Allowances : Special Constituency Subsistence Speaker , per sitting day Speaker receives a Member's constitu- ency allowance , if a Member . Deputy Speaker receives in addition the same salary and allowances as other Mem- bers . Allowances ...
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