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Here are the Peers With EU Pensions Likely to Frustrate Brexit
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Loading...More than 20 MPs are expected to force changes in Brexit bill this week, still earn tens of thousands of pounds from Brussels.
Lord Mandelson, the former director of communications, Mr Kinnock, a former leader of the party, and Lord Patten, who served in the cabinet of Margaret Thatcher, all receive pensions from the EU.
Many other former MEPs and European Commissioners also receive payments from the pension fund of Brussels, worth £ 10 million.
Lawmakers are facing demands for disclosure of his "financial interest" before talking about the legalization of Brexit this week or will face
"Indignation" of society.
Dominic Raab, a former justice minister, said: "The gentlemen with generous pension vaznagrazhdenish EU should be open with the British people and to declare it when speaking in Parliament for Brexit.
MEPs and their pensions:
Lord Mandelson
European Commissioner from November 2004 to October 2008.
Estimated value of pension EU: £ 34,659 per year
He said: ". Brexit not the result I wanted. In my head, I respect the decision of leaving the EU.
"There are many people who voted for leaving, and wonder about the conditions under which it will happen, who want their voice to be heard again."
Lord Kinnock
European Commissioner since July 1995. - November 2004,
Vice-President of the European Commission in September 1999 - November 2004
Estimated value of pension EU: £ 87,794 per year
Speaking after the result of the referendum, he said: "The whole thing is terrifying. The referendum was won by lies and prejudices."
Lord Patten of Barnes
European Commissioner since January 2000. - November 2004.
Estimated value of pension EU: £ 39,845 per year
He said: "Voting for the abandoned EU voted to turn back
UK 21st century. "
Lord Inglewood
MEP from 1989 - 1994 and 1999 - 2004
Estimated value of pension EU: £ 11,500 per year
He said: "I strongly believe that one should be able to go to
Victoria Station and get a ticket to wherever he wants in Europe.
Baroness Ludford
MEP for 15 years from 1999 to 2014
Estimated value of pension EU: £ 21,100 per year
Speaking in 2011 on joining the euro: "The idea in general has
its advantages. We keep it under control. "
Lord Balfe
MEP 1974- 2004
Estimated value of pension EU: £ 28,742 per year
Speaking after the referendum, he said: "This whole question sent a shiver of employees of all our international institutions."
Lord Hill of Oareford
Last Commissioner David Cameron. He left in protest
The result of the referendum.
Commissioners are entitled to "allowance" of 40 percent of their basic salary of £ 200,000 which lasts for three years after they napusnat.Toy is described as "a true European" by European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker .
Baroness Crawley
MEP for 15 years until 1999
Estimated value of pension EU: £ 14,100 per year.
She said: "The best option for the future of Britain
EU to review the entire decision a second referendum. "
Baroness Hooper
MEP for five years until 1984
Estimated value of pension EU: £ 1610 per year
Last month, she told her colleagues on the referendum: "I was bitterly
disappointed with the result. "
Baroness Bowles of Berkhamsted
MEP from 2005-2014
Estimated value of pension EU: £ 12,100 per year
She described the media coverage of the referendum as
"" Shocking ".
Lord Teverson
MEP from 1994-1999
Estimated value of pension EU: £ 4,700 per year
After the outcome of the referendum, he said: "Brexit not mean
Brexit ".
Baroness Morgan of Ely
MEP from 1994-2009
Estimated value of pension EU: £ 19,429 per year
Baroness Nicholson of Winterbourne
He serves as a member until 1997 and a member of the European Parliament from 1999 to 2009
Estimated value of pension EU: £ 12,953 per year
Lord Plumb
Only a UK EU presidency. He was a member of the European Parliament for 20 years, until 1999.
Estimated value of pension EU: £ 18,800 per year
Baroness Quin
The former minister for Europe, it serves as an MEP for ten years.
Estimated value of pension EU: £ 4,800 each year
After the referendum, she said: "As a supporter of
EU, I was completely stunned by the result. "
Lord Tomlinson
MEP for ten years
Estimated value of pension EU: £ 9,400 pension per year
Tory Lord Tugendhat
Former Vice President of the European Commission
Estimated value of pension EU: £ 41,000 per year
After the outcome of the referendum, he said: "All the wrong people celebrate."
Baroness Billingham
Estimated value of pension EU: £ 4,700 per year
Lord Truscott
MEP for five years between 1994 - 1999
Estimated value of the pension of the EU:
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