They've had them for years. All the "cap" ever did was increase base salaries to support the bonuses (as it was only the ratio between the two that was ever regulated).
Sure but salaries arent related to results and therefore risk in the same way the bonuses are, it's not the Money they earn that bothers me. It's the risks they take to get there.
So the bankers get their bonuses back.
The triple lock on pensions is not guaranteed.
No guarantee on benefits.
Windfall taxes a possibility.
This isn't really any better a mini budget for anyone than the last one is it?