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Head 7-CO-OPERATIVES AND MARKETING
A.-FISH MARKETING ORGANIZATION.
Personal Emoluments
1948-49 1949-50
Pensionable establishment
1
|
1
1
1
4
Executive Officer Class II ($4,800: $4,800:
$5,400 × $360-$7,200: $7,560 × $360- $8,640 $480-$9,600)
Inspector Class I ($7,200: $7,200: $7,680
× $480-$9,600)
Inspector Class II ($4,800: $4,800: $5,100
× $300-$6,900)
Inspectors Class III ($3,000:
$3,300 $300-$4,200)
Non-pensionable establishment
$3,000:
Registrar of Co-operatives ($8,640: $8,640 : $91,200 $480-$1,200 x $720-$19,200 > $960-$20,160)
Supervisor ($4,800: $4,800: $5,400 × $360
-$8,640 x $480-$9,600)
Approved Estimate 1948-49
Estimate 1949-50
|
$
7,546 (1)
7,200 (2)
5,400 (2)
13,433 (2)
2,160 (3) (4)
1
5,866 (2)
1
Superintendent ($4,800: $4,800: $5,400 ×
$360-$8,640 × $480—$9,600)
5,970 (2)
1
Woman Confidential Assistant Class II
($2,880 × $240-$4,800)
3,408 (2)
1
Messenger ($528 × $24-$720)
544 (2)
Temporary staff
3,600 (5)
Expatriation pay
6,500 (6)
61,627
Total Personal Emoluments
Sub-heads
1 Personal emoluments
Other Charges
2 Advertising
3 Fuel, light, and power
4 Incidental expenses
5 Stores and equipment
6 Travelling expenses
7 Uniforms
8 Upkeep of vehicles
Total Other Charges
Total Expenditure
800 (2) 1,000 (2) 700 (2) 300 (2)
1,200 (2)
300 (2 8,000
(1) Previously provided for under Agriculture Depart-
ment.
(2) Previously provided for under Fisheries Depart-
ment.
(3) Previously provided for under Directorate of
Development Secretariat.
(4) Provided for three months. (5) Provides for:
Two Clerks ($150 per month). (6) Considered necessary.
61,627
12,300
73,927