House of Commons · Written Ministerial Statement
Government Response to the National Crime Agency Remuneration Review Body Ninth Report 2023
07 February 2024 · Home Office
Proposed by James Cleverly Con Braintree
Summarised by AI from the official record, so it can contain mistakes.
At a glance
Key points
- Government accepts the National Crime Agency Remuneration Review Body's recommendations for 2023/24 in full
- Significant pay increase announced for NCA officers to support their work against serious and organised crime
- The pay award will be funded entirely within the existing budget for the National Crime Agency
Issue summary
The statement addresses the government's decision on pay for the National Crime Agency (NCA) for 2023/24.
Action requested
The minister has accepted the NCA Remuneration Review Body’s recommendations in full, announcing a significant pay increase for NCA officers to support their mission against serious and organised crime. The award will be fully funded within the existing budget.
Key facts
- Government's decision on pay for the National Crime Agency (NCA) for 2023/24.
- NCARRB report laid before Parliament on the same day.
- Pay increase represents the highest settlement in NCA history, building upon the previous year's high uplift.
- Award fully funded within the NCA’s existing budget.
- Decision considers inflation impact and value for taxpaying public.
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