johncrossley
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Will TfL need to make cuts or request additional funding?
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matt_world2004
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First group have been fined 4 million and tfl fined 10 millionI would imagine the cost will be split between TfL and First Group.
Isn't the £170 the element that goes in a compensation fund pot that compensates the victims of all crime not just this oneIt's a fixed amount (10% of the value of the fine with a minimum of £30 and a maximum of £170 for an offence prior to 28 June 2019) to help fund victim services. It isn't something to paid to the victims and the actual punishment is the £14 million fine that was levied. Seems slightly odd to be getting wound up about the surcharge and ignore the fine...
I believe it simply goes back to the Government for general spending on all the things the Government spends money on. But I'm open to correction on that.
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It goes into the pot which helps to fund victim and witness support services. Victims don't see any of the money directly.Isn't the £170 the element that goes in a compensation fund pot that compensates the victims of all crime not just this one
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So where does the money for the criminal injury compensation authority come from that awards compensation for those injured by crime?It goes into the pot which helps to fund victim and witness support services. Victims don't see any of the money directly.
Central government funding.So where does the money for the criminal injury compensation authority come from that awards compensation for those injured by crime?
Who will then hand £10m to TfL to pay the fine....It's a fixed amount (10% of the value of the fine with a minimum of £30 and a maximum of £170 for an offence prior to 28 June 2019) to help fund victim services. It isn't something to paid to the victims and the actual punishment is the £14 million fine that was levied. Seems slightly odd to be getting wound up about the surcharge and ignore the fine...
I believe it simply goes back to the Government for general spending on all the things the Government spends money on. But I'm open to correction on that.
Quite!Who will then hand £10m to TfL to pay the fine....
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