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  Marek - they were elected so they should receive all the right and priviledges of an MEP including salary. but they must have to earn those rights and priviledges by repesenting those they were elected to serve. Their views on the EU is immaterial, they should still do their job and it is in that they have failed. In respect of their anti-EU views they represent a large proportion of the population that extends well beyond the UKIP fringe and in so doing should be strengthening the position of other anti-EU members in the EU Parliament fighting against the Federal Europe extremists.
  
  It seems that there are no sanctions against elected representatives who draw their salaries and do not do the work. This is not confined to the EU Parliament. The (5, I believe) Sinn Fein members of the Westminster Parliament draw their salaries and do not attend the legislature. Then of course there is Gordon Brown who, since May, has not been seen in the Commons except to swear the oath and has been writing a book, on our time and pay!
  
  All of them UKIP MEPs, Sinn Fein MPs and Gordon Brown are a disgrace and there should be sanctions against them as there would be in any other walk of life.

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