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Date:
25.11.86
Time:
Reporter:
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PMS
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of meetings with them.
Basically the areas for review fall under
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The first one is the combination of vacation and
casual leave. The second concerns the reduction of leave terms,
coupled with annual passages for expatriate officers from MPS 38 onwards
And the third aspect covers the possibility of leave passages for
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have now been forwarded to the Standing Commission and we are
expecting the views following staff comments by the middle of
December.
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MR CHEONG:
of this year?
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This year.
December this year. That is next month?
That's right. In about two or three weeks'
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Is it expected that the Administration will finalise the issues on rationalisation and simplification and
introduce the new leave arrangements?
If it is, when can we expect
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those to be introduced?
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adjustment. It is a question of one or two days and I am sure we
can reach consensus with the staff, having had the Standing Commission' views very quickly. On the question of passages from MPS 38 onwards,
we have forwarded staff comments to the Standing Commission. This is
a question of passages on excursion fares coupled with the reduction in leave terms and we await the Standing Commission's comments. On
the third point regarding leave for local officers on MPS 51, we are now collating further information to support the staff side's request. This may take a little longer.
The rationalisation of leave should be
There is a minor problem regarding the
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