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House of Commons · Written Ministerial Statement

National Crime Agency Pay Award

21 July 2020 · Home Office

Proposed by Priti Patel Con Witham

Crime & Law EnforcementEmployment

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At a glance

Key points

  • The government has accepted the Review Body's recommendations for pay awards for the National Crime Agency.
  • The average salary at the NCA is 36,794, an increase of 4.3% since 2018.
  • The pay awards will be funded within the existing budget of the NCA.

Issue summary

The statement discusses the National Crime Agency's (NCA) remuneration review and the government's commitment to supporting NCA in its fight against Serious and Organised Crime.

Action requested

The minister announces that the government has accepted the Review Body’s recommendations for pay awards, which will be funded within the existing budget. The average salary at the NCA is £36,794, up by 4.3% since 2018, representing a significant real terms increase for the third consecutive year.

Key facts

  • The National Crime Agency (NCA) Remuneration Review Body has made recommendations on pay and allowances for NCA officers.
  • These awards will be fully funded within the NCA’s existing budget.
  • The average salary at the NCA is £36,794, up by 4.3% since 2018.
  • Officers electing to remain on terms and conditions of pre-cursor organisations will retain their previous pay rates.
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