The Golden Globes organization announced Friday it would no longer pay the $75,000 annual salary awarded to former Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) members, the group who votes on the yearly film and TV award winners TheWrap has learned.

The Golden Globes has announced that it’ll no longer be paying $75,000 a year salaries to a subset of its voting members, per The Hollywood Reporter. Globes president Helen Hoehne broke the news to the

President Helen Hoehne informed an estimated 50 members that they'd receive severance for their deal as the awards show brand aims to do away with the practice of paying its voting body.

The Golden Globes organization has decided to end its policy of paying a $75,000 annual salary to former Hollywood Foreign Press Association members who vote on the organization's annual film and TV honors.

The Golden Globes has terminated its policy of paying $75,000 annual salaries to former members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.