ANNEX
Allowing for uprating of Henry Conway's salary in
line with the formula set out in paragraph 20 of this Report,
we calculate that he was overpaid by £1,576 in 2002-03; by
£1,095.83 in 2003-04; and by £309.15 in 2004-05. Together,
these sums total £2,980.98. As for bonuses paid to Henry
Conway, we find that the bonuses paid in 2002-03 and in 2004-05
were within 15% of what we maintain would have been a reasonable
salary, but that the bonus paid in 2003-04 exceeded that threshold
by £164.36. There was thus a gross overpayment to Henry Conway
of salary, including bonus, of £3,145.34. In addition, the
overtime payment to Henry Conway, assuming it was made at the
time-and-a-half rate specified in his contract of employment,
included an overpayment of £91.52.
To these sums might be added excessive payments of
Employer's National Insurance contributions totalling £398.55
(including £11.71 in respect of overtime), and excessive
pension contributions that come to £122.42 (including £9.15
in respect of overtime). If these are added to the gross salary
and overtime overpayments, the total cost to the House of Mr Conway's
overpayments to Henry Conway was £3,757.83.
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