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	Sira said the secretary general of the House of Representatives, informed him that there are no regulations that allow the House to take back the salary.</div>
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	As a result, Sira said, he would donate his salary to foundations. Interested foundations could inform him that they want the money, Sira added.</div>
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	Sira decided to return his salary after the NRC voted down the draft charter.</div>
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Sira offers to donate his NRC salary to foundations

Sira Jenjaka, a former member of the now-defunct National Reform Council, Monday tried but failed to return his B1.7 million salary to Parliament.

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