Improvement UK Councilors Plans have caught fire Despite the cost cuts, to spend £ 150,000 on political advisors.
George Finch, 19 year old Leader of Warwickshire County Council, Keep forward narrowly approved schemes on Tuesday.
Money will be paid for publicly funded political advisors and will be paid for Traditionalist And Liberal Democrats, two next largest parties in the council.
Despite losing votes on climate change, reform pushed through plans to spend £ 150,000.
Green councilor Sam Jones told Mentor: “There has been a smell of power in reform, they are making it clear that they never care for the will of their supporters. Overpaid before the election, not for infallible bureaucrats, but the publicity is now over 150,000 pounds of unpredited expenses on political assistants.”
And Lib Dame Counselor George Council said: “These proposals are about spending some money, so that they can kiss a one in their group and I think it is not particularly helpful in view of the financial position of this council.”
There is a plan to spend after the success of reform in the local elections of May, during which it campaigned on the promise to cut cost and increase efficiency.
It has copied Elon Musk And Donald TrumpGovernment’s proficiency department (Dog) Sending teams of unit, software engineers and data analysts to local authorities to identify useless expenses.
The reform’s Dogi Unit is headed by former party president Zia Yusuf, who played a major role in the party after 48 hours after a row on a call to ban the burqa and then played a major role in the party.
Last month, sending the Dogi unit to the Kent County Council, Mr. Yusuf said: “For a long time British taxpayers have seen their money missing in a black hole.
“Their taxes continue to increase, their collections are less constantly increasing, the pits are unfit, their local services continue to be cut. Improvement scored a historic victory over a mandate to change it.
“As promised, we have created a UK Dog to identify and cut the useless expenses of the taxpayer’s money. Our team will use state -of -the -art technology and provide real value for voters.”
The line of political advisors at the Warvikshire County Council threatened to reduce the party’s promise and reduce the party’s promise to save local taxpayers’ cash.
Mr. Finch defended the schemes, challenging councilors who opposed not to take advantage of money.
Mr. Finch temporarily captured the Warvikshire County Council after the previous council leader, resigning only a few weeks after being elected as a member of the reform.
On Tuesday, he was voted as the leader of the Warwickshire County Council, with a budget of £ 1.5BN and a budget of about £ 500m.
