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servants, and therefore it would not be logical, or proper, for them to be referred to as members of HMOCS, those of them who qualified as expatriate officers in the terms of paragraph 1(2) of the HMOCS regulations were referred to as Her Majesty's Overseas Judiciary and were, in principle, treated in the same way as members as HMOCS. Since membership of HMOCS was essentially a matter of protection and, originally, provided for the consequences of self government, the distintion was more a matter of nomenclature than of substance.
However, there could well be different factors applicable in compensation For both points see paragraph (c) of the definition of "entitled officer" in paragraph 1, and paragraph 2(4), of the Schedule to the Zambia (Compensation and Retiring Benefits) Order 1964.
schemes.
3rd April 1992
Paul Fifoot
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