Challenge: Doubling of Parliamentary Compensation for Participation in Committees Is Being Considered
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What was said in an informal discussion on the sidelines of the Conference of Presidents - The issue can only proceed by unanimity, the speaker of the Parliament clarified - Reactions from the parties
The possibility of increasing MPs' compensation for committee meetings seems to have been put on the table of the Conference of Presidents The general economic situation seems to be "knocking" on the door of MPs. Whether as an incentive for increased participation in the meetings of the House Committees or as financial support for MPs, the amount of compensation they receive seems to be a concern of the Conference of Presidents, even if only on …
While the majority of society groans at the accuracy, in the Parliament they are considering not only the doubling of the parliamentary compensation for participation in the committees but there are also thoughts about readjusting the rental allowance for the provincial MPs, provoking strong reactions within the parliament as well. The post Challenge: Doubling of parliamentary compensation for participation in the committees is being considered …
While the vast majority of Greek society groans at the accuracy, in the microcosm of the Parliament, serious issues that concern the pocket of the fathers of the nation are being examined, such as the doubling of the compensation for their participation in the committees! And not only that, as, according to information, there are also voices for an adjustment of the rental allowance for […] The post They bankrupted the people and said to reward …
On the occasion of the debate on doubling the compensation of Members for their participation in Parliamentary Committees, the...
The Irakleiotis MP referred to the issue of increasing the compensation of MPs who participate in person in meetings of Parliament committees, characterizing the relevant decision as a challenge for Greek society, which is being tested by economic problems.
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