Hall of fame: the ex-MPs who spent the least on travel
The ex-MPs who who took the most advantage of their taxpayer-funded travel perk ... and the most parsimonious.
Twelve former parliamentarians deserve to be hailed for their parsimonious approach to travel expenses, each having claimed less than $1000 in the year to June.
They are:
Hall of fame: Top 12 ex-MPs claiming least travel expenses
12. Timothy Barnett (Labour) $984
11. Dover Samuels (Labour)
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Nick Grant
Thu, 22 Oct 2015
Thu, 22 Oct 2015
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Hall of fame: the ex-MPs who spent the least on travel
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