article_snippet: former Labor Premier Nathan Rees will instead receive a standard superannuation scheme, akin to those other public servants are rewarded.
article_snippet: Labor MPs Carmel Tebbutt (left) and Cherie Burton (right) will also be eligible for a large sum .
article_snippet: Liberal MP Robyn Parker (pictured) qualifies for the hefty pension scheme .
article_snippet: Former Premier Morris Iemma introduced the new reforms in 2007, after a report revealed the extent to which taxpayers were footing the bill.
article_snippet: Other candidates from the Labor camp include Barry Collier and Barbara Perry.
article_snippet: Liberal MP Robyn Parker qualifies for the hefty pension scheme, as does Nationals' Andrew Stoner and Don Page, and Independent Chris Hartcher.
article_snippet: Independent Chris Hartcher is eligible for the scheme, which was changed in 2007 to make Independent Chris Hartcher more modest .
article_snippet: Andrew Stoner Andrew Stoner can look forward to a profitable pension, as can fellow Nationals MP Don Page (right)
article_snippet: Between will Labor MPs Carmel Tebbutt and Cherie Burton
article_snippet: The scheme, for which Labor MP Barbara Perry is eligible for, has been heavily criticised by Greens upper house member John Kaye .