Apparently the MP's are after a rise in expenses. Now wasn't that 11% pay rise ''justified'' on the grounds that expenses would be more controlled and limited ?
They're saying that it's because brexit has increased their workload (say the people who are on a 7 week break, part of potentially 15 weeks total in the year)
Even so, an increase in workload should surely be a temporary overtime claim, not a permanent chance to dip into the trough
They're saying that it's because brexit has increased their workload (say the people who are on a 7 week break, part of potentially 15 weeks total in the year)
Even so, an increase in workload should surely be a temporary overtime claim, not a permanent chance to dip into the trough

