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Members Salaries, Allowances and Expenses 1998-1999 Note 2 1 3456 Member Constituency Total Salary Office Travel Sub- Salary Holder OCA allowance sistence Other Adams, Gerry West Belfast 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 94 Adamson, Ian East Belfast 22,457 22,457 0 19,380 Agnew, Fraser North Belfast 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 3,240 Alderdice, Lord East Belfast 34,553 22,457 12,096 22,500 Armitage, Pauline East Londonderry 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 6,605 100 140 Armstrong, Billy Mid Ulster 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 6,821 33 Attwood, AlexWest Belfast 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 2,052 Beggs, Roy East Antrim 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 3,474 5 Bell, Billy Lagan Valley 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 2,820 Bell, Eileen North Down 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 1,822 Benson, Tom Strangford 22,457 22,457 0 22,488 1,394 19 Berry, Paul Newry and Armagh 22,457 22,457 0 22,121 6,129 Birnie, Esmond South Belfast 22,457 22,457 0 15,390 851 241 Boyd, Norman South Antrim 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 2,571 20 Bradley, PJ South Down 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 3,486 55 Byrne, Joe West Tyrone 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 6,388 Campbell, Gregory East Londonderry 22,457 22,457 0 22,049 10,976 Carrick, Mervyn Upper Bann 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 2,006 Carson, Joan Ferm & South Tyrone 22,457 22,457 0 16,452 4,211 59 Close, Seamus Lagan Valley 22,457 22,457 0 14,988 1,405 Clyde, Wilson South Antrim 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 4,244 Cobain, Fred North Belfast 22,457 22,457 0 22,499 5,069 Coulter, Rev Robert North Antrim 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 5,305 193 26 Dallat, John East Londonderry 22,457 22,457 0 22,466 6,465 18 Davis, Ivan Lagan Valley 22,457 22,457 0 22,448 2,308 De Brun, Bairbre West Belfast 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 1,937 Dodds, Nigel North Belfast 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 6,488 Doherty, Arthur East Londonderry 22,457 22,457 0 18,096 4,245 Doherty, Pat West Tyrone 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 2,841 Douglas, Boyd East Londonderry 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 3,655 23 Durkan, Mark Foyle 22,457 22,457 0 22,448 9,889 Empey, Reg East Belfast 22,457 22,457 0 22,419 1,866 Ervine, David East Belfast 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 Farren, Sean North Antrim 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 8,745 Fee, John Newry and Armagh 22,457 22,457 0 22,467 7,608 119 37 57 FIRST REPORT OF THE NORTHERN IRELAND ASSEMBLY COMMISSION Note 2 1 3456 Member Constituency Total Salary Office Travel Sub- Salary Holder OCA allowance sistence Other Ford, David South Antrim 22,457 22,457 0 12,024 3,696 45 Foster, Sam Ferm & South Tyrone 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 8,955 29 Gallagher, Tommy Ferm & South Tyrone 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 11,016 123 11 Gibson, Oliver West Tyrone 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 10,266 246 Gildernew, Michelle Ferm & South Tyrone 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 4,765 Gorman, Sir John North Down 22,457 22,457 0 21,609 437 120 Hanna, Carmel South Belfast 22,457 22,457 0 22,050 1,285 Haughey, Denis Mid Ulster 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 5,301 Hay, William Foyle 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 10,755 Hendron, Dr Joe West Belfast 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 1,754 Hilditch, David East Antrim 22,457 22,457 0 22,472 2,881 Hume, John Foyle 7,486 7,486 0 22,132 2,143 Hussey, Derek West Tyrone 22,457 22,457 0 22,317 7,970 619 Hutchinson, Billy North Belfast 22,457 22,457 0 22,499 3,257 Hutchinson, Roger East Antrim 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 3,096 Kane, Gardiner North Antrim 22,457 22,457 0 22,144 4,215 Kelly, Gerry North Belfast 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 1,710 Kelly, John Mid Ulster 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 7,592 Kennedy, Danny Newry and Armagh 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 7,530 119 75 Leslie, James North Antrim 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 4,147 65 29 Lewsley, Patricia Lagan Valley 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 1,237 59 Maginnis, Alban North Belfast 22,457 22,457 0 22,493 2,788 85 Mallon, Seamus Newry and Armagh 27,100 7,486 19,614 22,500 2,589 Maskey, AlexWest Belfast 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 1,825 McCarthy, Kieran Strangford 22,457 22,457 0 22,493 2,524 11 McCartney, Robert North Down 7,486 7,486 0 22,439 904 McClarty, David East Londonderry 22,457 22,457 0 22,365 7,122 305 64 McClelland, Donovan South Antrim 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 2,907 McCrea, Rev William Mid Ulster 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 McDonnell, Alasdair South Belfast 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 494 14 McElduff, Barry West Tyrone 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 9,648 McFarland, Alan North Down 22,457 22,457 0 22,437 1,435 55 McGimpsey, Michael South Belfast 22,457 22,457 0 22,031 462 McGrady, Eddie South Down 7,486 7,486 0 22,500 1,749 McGuinness, Martin Mid Ulster 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 4,537 McHugh, Gerry Ferm & South Tyrone 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 7,681 McLaughlin, Mitchell Foyle 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 8,061 McMenamin, Eugene West Tyrone 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 11,102 98 McNamee, Pat Newry & Armagh 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 5,433 McWilliams, Monica South Belfast 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 481 Molloy, Francis Mid Ulster 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 5,581 Morrice, Jane North Down 22,457 22,457 0 21,311 1,519 Morrow, Maurice Ferm & South Tyrone 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 4,825 13 Murphy, Conor Newry & Armagh 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 5,423 Murphy, Mick South Down 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 6,349 Neeson, Sean East Antrim 22,457 22,457 0 15,136 2,606 389 Nelis, Mary Foyle 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 5,711 Nesbitt, Dermot South Down 22,457 22,457 0 21,960 3,082 702 58 OConnor, Danny East Antrim 22,457 22,457 0 22,484 4,115 21 MEMBERS SALARIES, ALLOWANCES AND EXPENSES Note 2 1 3456 Member Constituency Total Salary Office Travel Sub- Salary Holder OCA allowance sistence Other OHagan, Dara Upper Bann 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 3,992 ONeill, Eamon South Down 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 4,327 41 Paisley, Ian North Antrim 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 9,940 106 43 Paisley, Rev Ian North Antrim 7,486 7,486 0 22,500 Poots, Edwin Lagan Valley 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 3,688 Ramsey, Sue West Belfast 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 1,544 Robinson, Iris Strangford 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 3,401 8 Robinson, Ken East Antrim 22,457 22,457 0 22,380 1,529 63 Robinson, Mark South Belfast 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 4,037 Robinson, Peter East Belfast 7,486 7,486 0 22,500 Roche, Patrick Lagan Valley 22,457 22,457 0 22,490 1,454 18 Rogers, Brid Upper Bann 22,457 22,457 0 22,484 3,673 Savage, George Upper Bann 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 3,870 19 Shannon, Jim Strangford 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 2,850 12 Shipley-Dalton, Duncan South Antrim 22,457 22,457 0 22,430 397 Taylor, John Strangford 7,486 7,486 0 22,500 146 22 Tierney, John Foyle 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 4,420 Trimble, David Upper Bann 31,154 7,486 23,668 22,497 Watson, Denis Upper Bann 22,457 22,457 0 22,478 6,850 Weir, Peter North Down 22,457 22,457 0 18,539 445 Wells, Jim South Down 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 6,605 63 Wilson, Cedric Strangford 22,457 22,457 0 15,084 2,394 Wilson, Jim South Antrim 22,457 22,457 0 22,500 3,438 Wilson, Sammy East Belfast 22,457 22,457 0 22,356 2,141 Total 2,360,966 2,305,588 55,378 2,366,345 422,966 1,374 3,552 Note 1: Assembly salaries of MPs and MEPs are abated ie. reduced by two thirds; Assembly salaries of Members of the House of Lords are not abated as they do not receive a salary from the House of Lords. Note 2: Total salary includes any allowances that a Member receives for holding an Assembly office (eg Minister, Committee Chairman etc). Note 3: Office Cost Allowance represents actual expenses claimed against invoices. Note 4: The amounts shown for travel allowance are gross and do not reflect any tax deducted.
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