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"received for the 36 months last preceding his retirement, and shall not, in ordinary circumstances, be allowed to count for pension purposes to the extent of more than three-fourths of this salary exclusively of other emoluments.
Retiring Allowances shall not in any case be allowed to count for pension purposes during any period in which the allowance was not given to the "Public servant by law only who whose time is passed to the Public Service".
Art. 36 last paragraph, Insuring the means which independent, less the expenses of their maintenance from former why note grand from franchise pending.
Clause 15 thereof should be altered.
47. I would propose to add to this cause, "of the Officer retiring on account of abolition of Office shall not be qualified for new employment, or there shall not be reason to expect that he can be employed at a short interval, compensation allowance may be granted (on the same understanding as above as to liability to be recalled into service) on the plan adopted in the Imperial Judiciary as set forth in Executive Council Minutes of 14 June 1859 and 17 Dec. 1864."
(A similar addition has been proposed in the case of Clause 36 of the Civil Service Pensions Ordinance by despatch of 10 Sept 1880.)
8. Clause 17 - A few verbal alterations seem desirable.
Line 1, 2, 25. After "pension," add "or compensation allowance;" and, line 51 for "salary" say "post".
Clause 21 As already pointed out (page 20) "Det" should be altered to "individuals."
New Cause Perhaps a Clause ought to be added to this Minute to say that nothing contained in it shall interfere with the pensions rights etc.
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