There has been a freeze on MPs' salaries since the 2018 determination, effectively 2019, and also, I note, on electorate allowances for that period.
During the global financial crisis when the state's budget was in an extraordinarily difficult situation ‑ although nowhere near as strife‑stricken as it is now ...
We have written to the Clerk of the House advising that monies above a 2% pay rise will go to six non-government organisations.
The Legislative Council delivered the Hodgman Government everything they hoped in defeating the government's sham disallowance Motion today.
The Premier believes that members of parliament deserve up to a 2.4 per cent pay increase.
Cassy questions the Premier over the 10.5% pay rise to members of Parliament.
The House of Assembly is today debating a sham disallowance Motion which will have no effect.
The premier sent the issue of MPs' pay to the Tasmanian Industrial Commission, knowing it would result in a pay rise.
When the Premier sent the issue of MPs' salaries off to the Tasmanian Industrial Commission, he must have known it would result in a huge pay rise.
The Premier can't pretend he is surprised by the Tasmanian Industrial Commission recommendation to award Tasmanian MPs a 10.5% pay rise.