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Of course it does. Especially so considering this case. In this case not only did the water company plead guilty but the CEO was forced to resign (rightly so). And THEN given a bonus.
In this case, Susan Davy's salary was £561,000 with contracted bonus of £191,000 (in shares, I believe). The bonus for the previous year had been £250k. Again, this factual information doesn't fit the point you keep repeating. Facts get in the way.
Ok, but that does not counter my point.
Now you're just trolling: it LITERALLY contradicts your point. I know politicians think they can get away with it, but simply repeating something doesn't make it true.