7. I can see medical care, housing, franking and travel being valid expenses during their terms (assuming we do impose term-limits). No need for retirement or retirement medical in that case. While on active duty the military gets all of the above (except franking), so they should too.Oldgringo wrote:Purple,
The Oldgringo didn't conceive the OP, he merely shared it; however, here's a poke at answering your two questions:
7. medical care and retirement and housing and franking and travel and any other side monetary benefits/allowances, etc.
8. speaking engagements & consulting contracts & board memberships, etc.
How's that for starters?
8. Agreed.