19-JUL-1993
10:20
PAUL FIFOOT
0372723755
P.03/04
but hat would only put down a marker.
What is necessary
is a provision for repayment of any compensation they may have received. How will we know and how will we claw the compensation back? The SAR may not tell us and they may well refuse to recover the compensation for us from the pension.
I suggest two provisions: a form to be completed by all entitled officers before they are paid any compensation undertaking to repay compensation in the event that they retire on abolition of office terms, together with an express provision for recovery. I would also suggest we include in the Sterling Safeguards Scheme a provision for non-payment under that Scheme if compensation has not been repaid under this Scheme. Such provisions would be equally applicable in respect of transferred officers and, possibly, superceded officers. May I have instructions please.
Paragraph 10(2)(b)(ii) (AM): My draft does read "if that falls before... ! Was it re-typed in your office ?
Paragraph 10(4)(d) (MW & AM): Delete (ii) and join (i) to the chapeau.
Paragraph 10(6) (AM): I am not sure that I understand McDonald's point. This subparagraph is written the other way round from his paragraph 9 in the minute of 4th May (the precedents use both formulae and this follows St Vincent, not Kenya), but the effect is the same.
Dorograph 11 (AMY.
I provided a draft in the annex to my fax of 3rd June. We need to see the calculations.
Paragraph 12(1) (MW): "or" may be necessary because while it may be possible to transfer from the service of the colonial government, that is unlikely to be the case with service under the SAR. However, it could be possible to be appointed to the UK service without a break from service under the SAR.
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