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#70X Our Ref :
(49) in AP 293/61-C (92) III
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(d) would seem to indicate that the Registrar, Supreme Court knew about the 28/3/85 cut-off date for transfer to Pop (and and have taken as read their eligibility to your HMOCS). But the Exco
have decision in 1986 (see (b)) may
superseded CSB's earlier circular HMOCS: ELIGIBILITY OF JUDICIAL OFFICERS RECRUITED Bu
Dear Michael,
Annex A
3
Thank you for your letter of 22 May 1992.
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Answers
to the questions raised in paragraph 2 of your letter are
follows :
as
(a) The Judiciary is in the process of drawing up
a set of Judicial Service replace
are
not
the Civil
Service
Regulations Regulations.
to
In
the meantime, the Civil Service Regulations, except those specifically stating that. they to Judicial apply applicable, Officers. However, some exceptions have been made depending on
merits of individual am not aware of any equivalent to CSR 118 on membership of HMOCS produced for the Judiciary.
cases.
the At present, I
(b) The Judiciary took over responsibility from
CSB
since
June
1990
including
for judicial the
offer
of
appointments, permanent terms, contract terms and transfer from contract terms to permanent terms etc. We have on record a copy of Circular No. 2/91 dated 30.8.91 (Annex A) on the Transfer of
Officers Agreement
Permanent
Establishment,
was issued by the
which
Registrar, Supreme
agreement
to
the
Court after he reached with the Director of Audit on the minimum number of years of service before retirement of an agreement officer who wished to transfer to permanent terms.
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