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House of Assembly Reviews Compensation Report for MHA Salaries

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What happened

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The Members’ Compensation Review Committee released a report recommending a $22,000 increase in MHA base salaries, which is now going before the House of Assembly Management Commission. The Liberals are reviewing the report in preparation for a possible debate in the House of Assembly. The Speaker of the House of Assembly has outlined the legislative process regarding compensation for MHAs.

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Why it matters

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The House and Senate chambers are currently disagreeing on the structure of the legislative pay raises. The NDP leader advocates for a transparent mechanism to determine MHA salaries, arguing that MHAs voting on their own pay creates a conflict of interest.

The House and Senate chambers are currently disagreeing on the structure of the legislative pay raises.

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Who's involved

  • House of AssemblyThe legislature where the compensation report is being reviewed and debated.
  • LiberalsThe political party reviewing the compensation report for a possible debate.
  • Paul LaneChairs the House of Assembly Management Commission and may vote on the compensation matter.

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