The list of retired Members of Parliament (MPs) who are on the pension payroll has been made public after obtaining details from the right to information act.
The question
of whether it is necessary to maintain retired Members of Parliament (MPs) and
the figures of expenditure related to them has been raised by some in the
public sphere. Many of these retired MPs were rejected by the people, leading
to the question of whether their maintenance is justified.
The issue of economic trouble caused by maintaining retired MPs has also been brought up. Those questioning the necessity of maintaining retired MPs are asking what output they have delivered, and whether the economic burden is justified.
It remains to be seen whether this issue will gain traction and prompt action to reduce expenditure on retired MPs. The public debate is likely to continue as taxpayers question the cost and value of maintaining retired MPs who have been rejected by the people.
By Polito
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