Congressional Compensation Equalization Act

Sec. 100 Definitions
     (A) The term "The House" means the United States House Of Representatives
     (B) The term “The Senate” means the United States Senate
     (C) The term "House Member" means a member of the United States House Of Representatives
     (D) The Term “Senator” means a member of the United States Senate

Sec 101 Salary for members of Congress
     Each of the 435 members of The House and the 100 members of The Senate shall have a Beginning and Base Salary of $50,000 per year

Sec. 102 Performance Based Pay Increases for The House
     (A) Members of The House shall receive a 10% increase, calculated from the base amount of $50,000,
          for each two-year term beginning with the second term.
     (B) This applies to consecutive and non-consecutive terms
     (C) Members of The House, without exception, shall not receive any other pay increases, bonuses, or
          incentives in regards to their salary, except as noted in Subsection A.

Sec. 103 Performance Based Pay Increases for The Senate
     (A) Members of The Senate shall receive a 20% increase, calculated from the base amount of $50,000,
          after the first three-years of each six-year term.
     (B) This applies to consecutive and non-consecutive terms
     (C) Members of The Senate, without exception, shall not receive any other pay increases, bonuses, or
          incentives in regards to their salary, except as noted in Subsection A.

Sec. 104 Special Circumstances
     Should any member of Congress be removed for any reason, or be found guilty of Ethics Violations, he/she will lose all performance based pay increases and shall be subject to receive only the Base Salary for the remainder of term in office, and, upon re-election, receive the Beginning Salary for Congress Members as stated in Section 101.

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