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26Nov2009

BECAUSE THEY'RE WORTH IT? 

DateThursday, November 26, 2009 at 04:16PM

Did you see that Northern Ireland assembly members may be in line for a bumper pay rise after the next assembly election?

A cross party report, disclosed by the Belfast Telegraph, is recommending MLA's salaries rise to at least £48,000 after the next Assembly election in 2011. The current base salary is around £43,000 which is £10,000 less than members of the Welsh assembly. The assembly commission report was due to be released at a debate on Monday. It recommends rises for MLAs as well as ministers, and other office holders.

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