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Salaries and expenses for high government officials reined in

Dec 09, 2009
By Ella Karapetyan

TALLINN - The long discussions in parliament on a new bill in which the salaries of high-ranking government officials would be reduced, are over for now. According to the new law, the highest salary will be received by the president, the prime minister, the speaker of the parliament and the chairman of the highest court. They are set to receive the same pay, though the level of income has not been defined yet. Salaries of other high-ranking officials will no longer be based on the salary of t ...

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