Head of Banking Commission of Investigation paid €1,000 a day

The Department of Finance has confirmed that €1,000 a day is being paid to the head of the Banking Commission of Investigation.

Fri, 01 Oct, 2010 - 19:05

The Department of Finance has confirmed that €1,000 a day is being paid to the head of the Banking Commission of Investigation.

In a Parliamentary Question reply to Fine Gael, finance officials also revealed Peter Nyberg is receiving a monthly allowance of €4,000 for travel and accommodation.

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