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Amendment

States Members’ Remuneration - increases for 2004 – rescindment (P.11-2004) – amendment

Published on: 24 February 2004

Lodged by: Jean Le Maistre

Debate date: 26 May 2004

Reference: P.11/2004(Amd)

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STATES OF JERSEY

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STATES MEMBERS' REMUNERATION: INCREASES FOR 2004 RESCINDMENT (P.11/2004) AMENDMENT

Lodged au Greffe on 24th February 2004 by Senator J.A. Le Maistre

STATES GREFFE

STATES MEMBERS' REMUNERATION: INCREASES FOR 2004 – RESCINDMENT (P.11/2004) – AMENDMENT

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In paragraph (c) for the words"remain at the 2003 levels for the year 2004, namely £28,609 for income support and £9,629 for the expenses allowance" substitute the words "be increased by 2.5% over the 2003 levels for 2004, namely £29,324 for income support and £9,870 for the expenses allowance;"

SENATOR J.A. LE MAISTRE

REPORT

The inflation target of 2.5% has been set by the Finance and Economics Committee and accepted by the States. With the benefit of hindsight, I believe that members should have shown leadership and commitment to achieve the 2.5% target at the time of the debate on 25th November 2003. It is not too late to show such leadership and I urge members to support this amendment.

Financial and manpower implications

If this amendment is adopted there will be a slight reduction in the saving that would be achieved if Deputy Le Main's proposition were adopted unamended, but this amendment will, of course, still lead to a decrease in cost compared to the present position. There are no manpower implications.