In the same spirit, or through absence of mind, the government has failed to protect extra-care sheltered housing - residential schemes where domiciliary care packages and regular meals are available, as well as warden support.
Whitehall communications would also be protected by extra security walls, officials said.
Police and local council budgets will be protected from extra cuts in 2013/14, but not the year after, while the Ministry of Defence will be allowed to roll over an underspend in its budget to the next two years.
"It shows the extent to which politicians in New Jersey will go to protect the extra pension and salary," Mr. Fulop said.
The government said enhanced regulations, due to take effect in July 2018, would better protect an extra 10m UK package holidays booked over the internet.
Unveiling the first commitment of the Liberal Democrat manifesto for next year's general election, the deputy prime minister pledged to protect an extra £10bn of education spending on top of commitments delivered in this parliament by the coalition.
Those included the power to increase the minimum wage in Scotland at a faster rate than the UK, control national insurance rates, introduce separate equality policies and set other business taxes independently of the Treasury – while protecting the extra funding for Scotland under the Barnett formula.
In line with precedent, the aid, defence, schools, security services and health budgets will be protected from the extra cuts.
Results also indicate that most ESUs and species are insufficiently protected and that extra PAs are needed on most islands to reach conservation targets.
The login protection was added to Apple's iTunes and iCloud accounts in March 2013, meaning Apple users who have previously logged into a Mac, iPhone or iPad with their Apple ID were already protected by the extra security.
Not surprisingly, time deposits, especially those bigger than ¥10m, have steadily declined over the past year (see chart); liquid deposits, such as current accounts, which will be protected for an extra year, have surged.Local governments, which lodge large sums of public money at banks, are particularly worried.
