Assemblée nationale : les suppléants de Ousmane Sonko et Amadou Bâ repartent avec de gros avantages
The return of incumbent MPs Ousmane Sonko, Amadou Bâ, and Momar Talla Ndao to the National Assembly led to the departure of their respective alternates, Ismaïla Wone, Amadou Mbaye Dia, and Abdoulaye Thomas Faye. However, these outgoing MPs, nicknamed the "hairdressers," did not leave the chamber empty-handed.
According to Les Échos, just before his resignation as Speaker of the National Assembly on May 24, El Malick Ndiaye signed a General Instruction outlining the procedures for ending his term as a substitute speaker and the benefits granted to the members concerned. The document stipulates, in particular, that "at least six (6) months of his salary will be paid as a lump sum within one month of the effective end of his term as a substitute speaker." The exact amount is determined by the Bureau upon the recommendation of the quaestors, based on the duration of the term and the conditions under which it was carried out.
The same source also specifies that this allowance is separate from any financial entitlements already owed to the substitutes. The newspaper adds that the latter benefit from "the retention of their diplomatic passports until the expiry date of said document."
Moreover, the National Assembly continues to ensure "exclusively bank guarantees and other financial commitments contracted with financial institutions prior to the expiry of the substitute's term of office", in accordance with the Instruction taken by Ousmane Sonko's predecessor.
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