Cameron keeps his promise on Ministers' Pay

David Cameron's first act as Prime Minister was to keep his election promise about ministerial salaries.

All ministers in his Lib-Con coalition will take a five-year pay freeze, as well as a 5% pay cut.

Comments

Jim said…
I really do think that the Conservative/Lib Dem coalition will work.

Neither party will break their earlier pledges. Hense the annouced pay cut and freeze.
This is a good thing for our area with its nuclear interest as you stated earlier in your blog, but its also a good thing for politics in general.
We are so tired of spin and misleading information.
I think the new government will deliver what the British people so badly wanted, and nationally voted for, that is change.

I understand that more people in Copeland voted labour than Tory in the last election, I don't much like that desision, but I accept it as the will of the region.

I only wish now that labour voters will accept that the Conservative party won the right to form a government with the most votes and most seats, they then looked at the national interest and worked towards a coalition to obtain a stable government.
It is early days and time will tell, though i do belive the coalition government will come good and deliver

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