sec.29General principles for making remuneration determinations

### sec.29 General principles for making remuneration determinations In making a remuneration determination, the tribunal may have regard to the following— the value to the community of a member of the Assembly carrying out the member’s role, functions and responsibilities; the importance of a member being appropriately remunerated for carrying out the member’s role, functions and responsibilities; relevant laws applying to members; other matters the tribunal considers appropriate. the size of a member’s electorate A remuneration determination may provide for different remuneration in connection with different members and different former members of the Assembly. s 29 amd 2020 No. 25 s 18 (sec.29-ssec.1) In making a remuneration determination, the tribunal may have regard to the following— the value to the community of a member of the Assembly carrying out the member’s role, functions and responsibilities; the importance of a member being appropriately remunerated for carrying out the member’s role, functions and responsibilities; relevant laws applying to members; other matters the tribunal considers appropriate. the size of a member’s electorate (sec.29-ssec.2) A remuneration determination may provide for different remuneration in connection with different members and different former members of the Assembly. - (a) the value to the community of a member of the Assembly carrying out the member’s role, functions and responsibilities; - (b) the importance of a member being appropriately remunerated for carrying out the member’s role, functions and responsibilities; - (c) relevant laws applying to members; - (d) other matters the tribunal considers appropriate. Example of a matter for paragraph (d) — the size of a member’s electorate