yes, in addition and for "life"
If they go back to Boris, does that mean he'll get the PM pay plus the PM pension for being a 'previous' PM?So she will get £200 grand a year for being a backbench MP now (plus whatever expenses she can swindle), considering the brevity of her time as PM she essentially won the lottery not a the conservative leadership contest.
If they go back to Boris, does that mean he'll get the PM pay plus the PM pension for being a 'previous' PM?
I wonder who's paying for his current holiday in The Carribbean[emoji848]Well if Boris has anything to do with it then I think we know the answer.
I wonder who's paying for his current holiday in The Carribbean[emoji848]
The PDCA was announced by former prime minister John Major in March 1991 in the wake of Margaret Thatcher's resignation.
It was introduced in order to assist former prime ministers still active in private life, with payments only made to meet the actual cost of continuing to fulfil public duties.
The costs are a reimbursement of incurred expenses for office costs and secretarial costs "arising from their special position in public life" - for example office costs, salaries for staff who help them with their work in public life, or travel to events where they're appearing as an ex-PM.
It is not paid to support private or parliamentary duties.
All former prime ministers are eligible to draw on the PDCA. John Major, Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, David Cameron and Theresa May have all claimed the allowance after leaving No 10. It is not yet known whether Boris Johnson has claimed the allowance as the figures, which are released every year, have not yet been published.
The current limit on what they are able to draw is set at £115,000 and has remained frozen since 2011.
Former PMs have not always claimed the full amount, and it is not paid automatically, so they have to provide receipts.
Both John Major and Tony Blair claimed the full amount for 2020-21, Gordon Brown claimed £114,712, David Cameron claimed £113,423 and Theresa May claimed £57,382.
It's very hard to see what Liz Truss can do now. I'm sure she'll leave parliament but she can hardly set herself up as an economics expert in the City. Maybe she'll go to the US and hold forth about batshit libertarianism.From the BBC website (https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-63340998 ):-
Essentially it's just expenses accrued so that they can carry out their ex-PM duties. Although you have to ask what the hell are they claiming for to rattle up those sums of money - Dinner at the Savoy for 100 merchant bankers? (Yes, that is Cockney Rhyming slang).
How long has he been on holiday? Has he been in the country since his departure from PM?I wonder who's paying for his current holiday in The Carribbean[emoji848]
From the BBC website (https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-63340998 ):-
Essentially it's just expenses accrued so that they can carry out their ex-PM duties. Although you have to ask what the hell are they claiming for to rattle up those sums of money - Dinner at the Savoy for 100 merchant bankers? (Yes, that is Cockney Rhyming slang).
Last time he had a 2 week holiday in the Carribean (last year) his stay was paid for by a Tory donor (declared value £15000).
2 weeks in Greece, a week in Slovenia, and 2 weeks in the Carribean.How long has he been on holiday? Has he been in the country since his departure from PM?
If so, who’s got the steady hand on the tiller for the good people of Uxbridge and Ruislip? If of course anyone ever had
I’m sure there wasn’t any conflict of interest whatsoeverLast time he had a 2 week holiday in the Carribean (last year) his stay was paid for by a Tory donor (declared value £15000).
same co-founder of Carphone Warehouse who had to resign from positions there and other companies he was a director of for using his shares as collateral against personal loans without informing the authorities (against FSA and EU rules), but has since returned with a lot of high profile appointments, including to the London 2012 organising committee, and a number of senior arts roles - all back by BoJo and Cameron in return for donations and "gifts"I’m sure there wasn’t any conflict of interest whatsoever
Last time he had a 2 week holiday in the Carribean (last year) his stay was paid for by a Tory donor (declared value £15000).
But I did hear this am that has to pay her staff as wellyes, in addition and for "life"
But I did hear this am that has to pay her staff as well
Apparently according to the guests who sit every Friday on GMB that’s what they said because she is a former albeit a short serving one prime ministerWhat does she need staff for the rest of her life for? Can’t she answer her own e mails? Everyone else does alright without a private secretary.