It pays £100,000.
Go to this web address if you reckon you can handle it:
“As part of the Government’s programme to combat climate change, the Renewable Transport Fuel Obligation (RTFO) will require transport fuel suppliers to deliver a percentage of their petrol and diesel from renewable sources…”
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Peter
Yup. Saw that. And I wondered just how many folk there are already out there in quangoland, and being joined daily by those whose skills and experience make them worth the £100k of public funds (plus dental) to make vast differences, such as one can appreciate from ‘Working closely with the Board and Government Departments to ensure that key targets and statutory obligations are met and exceeded.’ I feel better about my kids’ futures already.
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