The government has re-insisted that it does not want to interfere into the bonus matters of top executives of banks, even if they have become state-owned.

One of the most prominent one in this category is Royal Bank of Scotland whose CEO, Stephen Hester, has been under criticism for his pay of £9 million during last year.

All those who are against his pay package say that the bank he is taking care of is 83 per cent owned by the taxpayers and then £45billion of direct aid has been poured into the bank already.

Then again, £280 billion of risky loans have been insured and a big sum of £8 billion has been kept aside in case things turn out bad.

What is making the matters worse is that the government has said that it will not even interfere into the upcoming bonus package which is expected to be around £1 billion. A statement given by the spokesman for David Cameron said that some restraint and control over the banks must be put. But that should not stop the banks from forming pool.