Former president Vēion will lose his pension while working at Seimas Former president of Latvia, Raymonds Vejunis, has been elected vice-chairman of the 15th Seimas. While working at Seimas, he will lose one of his privileges - the pension of the former head of state. For presidents elected from Raymond Vēyon (onward), the pension is 85% of the president's current monthly salary. In his announcement of a public official for 2025, Vēyun noted that he received more than 88 thousand euros in pension as a former president. As Seimas vice-chairman, he will receive 7,422 euros before taxes. In addition, compensation and parliamentary allowances, for example, for leading a committee. However, according to the law, a person who served as the President of the State is not paid a presidential allowance for the period of his office as Deputy Seimas, Cabinet member or Parliamentary Secretary.

Former president Vēion will lose his pension while working at Seimas Former president of Latvia, Raymonds Vejunis, has been elected vice-chairman of the 15th Seimas. While working at Seimas, he will lose one of his privileges - the pension of the former head of state. For presidents elected from Raymond Vēyon (onward), the pension is 85% of the president's current monthly salary. In his announcement of a public official for 2025, Vēyun noted that he received more than 88 thousand euros in pension as a former president. As Seimas vice-chairman, he will receive 7,422 euros before taxes. In addition, compensation and parliamentary allowances, for example, for leading a committee. However, according to the law, a person who served as the President of the State is not paid a presidential allowance for the period of his office as Deputy Seimas, Cabinet member or Parliamentary Secretary.