The Ministerial and other Salaries Act 1975 (Amendment) Order 2026
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4 Opposition Leaders’ and Whips’ salaries
In Schedule 2 (Opposition Leaders’ and Whips’ salaries), for the table in Part 1 substitute— Position | Salary (£) In the House of Commons— Leader of the Opposition Chief Opposition Whip Assistant Opposition Whips | 68,911 36,045 21,021 In the House of Lords— Leader of the Opposition Chief Opposition Whip | 75,043 69,392 .
4 Opposition Leaders’ and Whips’ salaries
In Schedule 2 (Opposition Leaders’ and Whips’ salaries), for the table in Part 1 substitute— Position | Salary (£) In the House of Commons— Leader of the Opposition Chief Opposition Whip Assistant Opposition Whips | 68,911 36,045 21,021 In the House of Lords— Leader of the Opposition Chief Opposition Whip | 75,043 69,392 .
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