5 MPs' allowances scheme
Parliamentary Standards Act 2009 (2009 c 13) | Legislation

5  MPs' allowances scheme

(1)     The IPSA is to pay allowances to members of the House of Commons in accordance with the MPs' allowances scheme.

(2)     In this Act “the MPs' allowances scheme” means the scheme prepared under this section as it is in effect for the time being.

(3)     The IPSA must—

(a)     prepare the scheme;

(b)     review the scheme regularly and revise it as appropriate.

(4)     In preparing or revising the scheme, the IPSA must consult—

(a)     the Speaker of the House of Commons,

(b)     the Committee on Standards in Public Life,

(c)     the Leader of the House of Commons,

(d)

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