Big support for the fight against ministerpension: Now Freddy's after the MF-pay on 740.000

- It is proposed that payment of wages/remuneration for membership of Parliament may not exceed the salary paid to an average public employee, and that the maxi

Ann McDonald
Ann McDonald
02 March 2020 Monday 10:00
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Big support for the fight against ministerpension: Now Freddy's after the MF-pay on 740.000

- It is proposed that payment of wages/remuneration for membership of Parliament may not exceed the salary paid to an average public employee, and that the maximum may be paid an additional remuneration equivalent to 10,000 kronor a month to be a minister.

- the Wage of the mps may never exceed the wage increases in the public sector collective agreements.

this is the sound of a borgerforslag from Freddy, who in just a few days up to easter obtained both to gain support for its proposals on the abolition of the special ministerpension AND get scolding by Søren Pind, to waste the elected time:

See also: Freddy got an idea: Now think 10.255 also to ministerpensionen should be abolished

See also: the Founder of the idea surging forward: Søren Pind disgusted

For this, He believes, to the fine terms of the elected officials give themselves is devastating for democracy. And therefore, he seems to the 179 members of the Danish Parliament, must be honoured as the average in the public sector. Today we get a MF'is an annual salary, equivalent to just under 740.000 kr (according to the Device list.dk), and the average public employee gets 482.000 kr according to Statistics Denmark.

- For the parliament members can regain respect among the country's citizens made borgerforslaget to the remuneration of the parliamentary members.

- It is important that the population has confidence in the country's legislative power, as well as that politicians are idealists who go up in the country's ve and well and not just see it as a job, writes Freddy in borgerforslaget, the pt has obtained 952 support from the danes with nemID, but what are you thinking?

Updated: 02.03.2020 10:00