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Latest StoriesYou are in: BBC Newsline > Latest Stories > Eames Bradley payment recommendation ![]() Eames Bradley payment recommendationThe families of those killed in the Troubles - including relatives of dead IRA members and loyalist paramilitaries - will receive a payment of £12,000 if the recommendations of a major report on the legacy of violence in Northern Ireland are accepted The proposal, set to cost £40 million, is only one of a raft of measures But the plan to treat bereaved relatives equally, regardless of the role their loved one played in the Troubles, is likely to prove one of the most controversial. It is understood the Consultative Group on the Past led by former Church of Ireland Primate Lord Robin Eames and former Northern Ireland police board Vice Chairman Denis Bradley wanted to end the so-called "hierarchy of victims", on the understanding that the pain of all those bereaved is equal. Help playing audio/video last updated: 27/01/2009 at 10:40 Have Your SayWhat do you think about the proposal to pay £12,000 to the families of all those killed in the Troubles? eileen robinson Alex Atkinson Peter Mulholland sean McCann W.M. Alan Rintoul Jonny alfred the great mal Jimmy in Limavady terry b,castle thomas mc manus, ballymurphy, west belfast SEE ALSOYou are in: BBC Newsline > Latest Stories > Eames Bradley payment recommendation
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