Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Another example is the recent adoption of the proposed rule governing Members of Parliament, giving us a uniform, higher salary.
• Europol staff salaries and allowances (Rule 131) (vote)
• The rules set MEPs' salaries as 38.5% of the salary of a European Court of Justice judge.
• Differences of opinion between the Parliament and the Council on several issues, including the salaries and the rules for refunding expenses, prevented an agreement in 2001.
• Their salaries and taxation arrangements should therefore be governed by the rules that apply to national parliamentarians.
• Crack baby players can't make a salary, based on the rules.
• Europol staff: adjustment of basic salaries and allowances (Rule 131) (vote)
• We must be mindful of the link between the travel expenses rules and salary.

• We must be mindful of the link between the travel expenses rules and salary.
• Unlike many other parliaments, we would have rules governing our salaries which are laid down in conjunction with another democratic body.
• related costs for special representatives and office staff and on the production of reports, audits and evaluations;
• Urges the Council to establish clear rules on remuneration and salary
• the rules regarding remuneration and salary related costs, in particular for the EU special representatives and their administrative structures;
• The rules set MEPs' salaries as 38.5% of the salary of a European Court of Justice judge.
• Annex XI to the Staff Regulations sets out in particular the rules concerning the annual salary adjustment.
• Differences of opinion between the Parliament and the Council on several issues, including the salaries and the rules for refunding expenses, prevented an agreement in 2001.