Written answers
Thursday, 18 April 2013
Department of Public Expenditure and Reform
Ministerial Remuneration
Mary Lou McDonald (Dublin Central, Sinn Fein)
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To ask the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform if he will provide the annual salary amount to be received by the Taoiseach, each Government Minister and each Department secretary general, if the proposed Croke Park 2 Labour Relations Commission reduction in pay proposals are imposed. [18003/13]
Brendan Howlin (Wexford, Labour)
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The salaries which will apply to the Taoiseach, each Minister and the Secretaries General of Government Departments, if the pay reductions set out in the recent Labour Relations Commission proposals on the draft Public Service Agreement 2013-2016 are implemented, are set out in the following tables:
| Current Pay | Rate of pay on application of proposed deductions | Pension Related Deduction | Revised effective rate of pay | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Taoiseach | €200,000 | €185,350 | €17,412 | €167,938 |
| Tánaiste | €184,405 | €171,309 | €15,937 | €155,372 |
| Minister | €169,275 | €157,540 | €14,492 | €143,048 |
| Minister of State | €130,042 | €121,639 | €10,722 | €110,917 |
Non-PPC Rates
| Current Pay | Rate of pay on application of proposed deductions | Pension Related Deduction | Revised effective rate of pay | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Secretary General Level I | €200,000 | €185,350 | €17,412 | €167,938 |
| Secretary General Level II | €190,000 | €176,350 | €16,467 | €159,883 |
| Secretary General Level III | €180,000 | €167,300 | €15,517 | €151,783 |
PPC Rates
| Current Pay | Rate of pay on application of proposed deductions | Pension Related Deduction | Revised effective rate of pay | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Secretary General Level I | €200,000 | €185,350 | €17,412 | €167,938 |
| Secretary General Level II | €200,000 | €185,350 | €17,412 | €167,938 |
| Secretary General Level III | €189,474 | €175,877 | €16,417 | €159,460 |
PPC stands for "personal pension contribution" and refers to established officers that make employee contributions in respect of superannuation benefits. “Non-PPC” refers to officers who do not make a personal pension contribution .
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