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It can rise. It can never fall. “The golden ratchet” that Cameron came up with.Technically, as I understand it, it isn't tax payers money they get. They receive 12% percentage of the profits from crown estates, the government gets the rest. Any rise or fall is all down to how much the profits are.
The decision, deliberately designed to appear to the public as if the rise is purely the profit from “their” estates is made by a committee of just three individuals – prime minister Rishi Sunak, the chancellor Jeremy Hunt, and the keeper of the privy purse, Sir Michael Stevens. All of whom spend public money on themselves as if it were their birthday money from Nan.
It seems the general public really don’t know how this works.
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