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» Monday, June 7, 2010

Prime Minister’s pay

sked if it was the case that the former Prime Minister could have claimed 198k and chose to claim 150k and that the new Prime Minister was choosing to claim 142k but could actually claim 198k, the PMS said the Prime Minister’s salary, both the Ministerial and Parliamentary salaries were set by the Senior Salaries Review Board. The Prime Minister was entitled to a salary of approximately 198k. It was right that the previous Prime Minister voluntarily decided to cut that to 150k and on 13 May there was an announcement that all Ministers were going to receive a 5% pay cut and that applied to the Prime Minister too.

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