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the green book: a guide to members' allowances





























the green book: a guide to members' allowances (often simply the green book) was a publication of the house of commons of the united kingdom. prior to 7 may 2010 it set out the rules governing mps' salaries, allowances and pensions, before being replaced by rules set by the independent parliamentary standards authority, created by the parliamentary standards act 2009 as a result of the parliamentary expenses scandal.





























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the green book: a guide to members' allowances
msps' salaries, expenses and allowances





























members of the scottish parliament (msps) are entitled to a salary, and where applicable, expenses and allowances.





























the scotland act 1998 provides for pay and allowances to msps, officeholders of the scottish parliament and ministers. the parliament is required to make provision (by act of the scottish parliament or by resolution of the parliament) for the payment of:





























bullet::::- salaries and allowances to msps and to members of the scottish executive (which includes junior scottish ministers), and





























bullet::::- pensions and the like to former msps, members of the scottish executive and officeholders of the parliament.
msps' salaries, expenses and allowances