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https://www.nst.com.my/news/nation/...our-mps-and-assemblymen-earn-here-are-numbers

SALARIES, ALLOWANCES AND PERKS


As per the Members of Parliament (Remuneration) Act 1980, an MP's monthly salary, including their allowances, could work out to an average of RM25,700.


Additionally, MPs can claim various allowances or subsidies for specific purposes. For instance, they receive RM400 per day for attending parliamentary sittings and a one-time allowance of RM1,000 every three years to purchase black-tie attire.


Below is a list of allowances they qualify for:


Salary: RM16,000 per month


Parliamentary sitting attendance: RM400 per day


Government agency meetings/ workshops attendance: RM300 per day


Entertainment allowance: RM2,500 per month


Special payment for non-administration MP: RM1,500 per month


Fixed travel allowance: RM1,500 per month


Fuel allowance: RM1,500 per month


Toll allowance: RM300 per month


Driver allowance: RM1,500 per month


Handphone purchase: Up to RM2,000 every two years


Phone bill allowance: RM900 per month

Purchase of computer: Up to RM6,000


Black-tie attire subsidy: RM1,000 every three years


Ceremonial attire allowance: Up to RM1,500


Warm clothing allowance


Free vehicle license


Official trips - Business class air travel


Official trips - First-class rail travel


Domestic duties exceeding 32km from home: Hotel allowance up to RM400 a night


Daily stipend during business trips: Domestic - RM100 a night/ International - RM170 a night


Food allowance when overseas: RM340 a night


First-class single-room ward in government hospitals: Free


MPs also become eligible for a pension after completing 36 months of reckonable service and upon reaching 50.
 

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SALARIES, ALLOWANCES AND PERKS


As per the Members of Parliament (Remuneration) Act 1980, an MP's monthly salary, including their allowances, could work out to an average of RM25,700.


Additionally, MPs can claim various allowances or subsidies for specific purposes. For instance, they receive RM400 per day for attending parliamentary sittings and a one-time allowance of RM1,000 every three years to purchase black-tie attire.


Below is a list of allowances they qualify for:


Salary: RM16,000 per month


Parliamentary sitting attendance: RM400 per day


Government agency meetings/ workshops attendance: RM300 per day


Entertainment allowance: RM2,500 per month


Special payment for non-administration MP: RM1,500 per month


Fixed travel allowance: RM1,500 per month


Fuel allowance: RM1,500 per month


Toll allowance: RM300 per month


Driver allowance: RM1,500 per month


Handphone purchase: Up to RM2,000 every two years


Phone bill allowance: RM900 per month

Purchase of computer: Up to RM6,000


Black-tie attire subsidy: RM1,000 every three years


Ceremonial attire allowance: Up to RM1,500


Warm clothing allowance


Free vehicle license


Official trips - Business class air travel


Official trips - First-class rail travel


Domestic duties exceeding 32km from home: Hotel allowance up to RM400 a night


Daily stipend during business trips: Domestic - RM100 a night/ International - RM170 a night


Food allowance when overseas: RM340 a night


First-class single-room ward in government hospitals: Free


MPs also become eligible for a pension after completing 36 months of reckonable service and upon reaching 50.
Their MP is full time or part time?
 

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So no wonder corruption so high
when
salary so low.:s13:

should learnt a lesson from Singapore.:s12:
We pay world crass salary to prevent corruption . They should learm…..



oh wait. We have F1 saga. :(
 
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