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Old 16-07-2015, 06:29 PM #11
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It's not even going to cost the taxpayer anything because the money for the rise comes from changes to pensions and expenses.

It's a very sensible decision once all the emotive outrage gets looked past and it's absurd that MPs once again become the targets of public anger for something that an independent body has recommended. If you want to be angry about someone's pay then there are far more appropriate targets than MPs
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