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Gov’t to spend Shs165b on MPs’ cars in the 11th Parliament, each to get Shs321m

William Kasoba by William Kasoba
January 26, 2021
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Finance Minister Matia Kasaija is hunting for Shs165 billion for Members of Parliament’s motor vehicle allowance in the newly elected 11th parliament.

Each Member of Parliament will bag Shs321 million since there are no implementation costs for the programme. The 11th parliament will have over 500 MPs surpassing 427 MPs that are in the 10th parliament.

After the 2016 general elections, MPs bagged Shs200 million after President Yoweri Museveni approved an increase of Shs50 million for each legislator to buy new cars as had been budgeted by the Parliamentary Commission.

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In this, government spent Shs85 billion to clear their car allowance budget. The money was paid in two instalments; the first batches of Shs100m October while the last batch in March 2017.

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