Independent report

Armed Forces’ Pay Review Body forty-sixth report 2017

Recommendations from the Armed Forces’ Pay Review Body (AFPRB) on Armed Forces remuneration and charges.

• From: Armed Forces' Pay Review Body, Ministry of Defence, Office of Manpower Economics and Office for the Pay Review Bodies
• Published: 28 March 2017

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Armed Forces’ Pay Review Body forty-sixth report 2017

Ref: ISBN 9781474140607, Cm. 9437

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Armed Forces’ Pay Review Body Forty-Sixth Report 2017

Ref: ISBN 9781474140591, Cm. 9437

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Armed Forces’ Pay Review Body 46th report 2017: Executive summary

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This report sets out the AFPRB’s analysis of evidence given by relevant organisations and makes recommendations for Armed Forces remuneration and charges. The Government responded to the report in Parliament.

The AFPRB is independent and makes recommendations on the remuneration and charges for members of the UK Armed Forces

Published 28 March 2017