discuss degradation pay
And an
induction f
the automatic penalty of pecuniary reprimand
also
that
...
to be deprecated, I cannot see
accuracy.
visitation can
Except censure,
has enriched
and
A
Lecturer as
the elements of the duties of
Treasurer
Training and of the Head of the left
do
As regards the other officers,
2nd
seem to have
...
than Brew that they
of having argued in the general
calamity which had become traditional
the concept
of
the Office in certain
ruptions.
5 June
to a paper
I have made some marginal minutes
above, re
referring
#Especially
17270/90, which was not before W. Olivier
when he wrote his minute.
M. M. Innes' defence is chiefly based
on alleged inconsistency between despatch from the I. Government and the Hongkong Financial Instructions. This point is explained at
length in the Memo. Enclosed in 9866/92, and it is unfortunate that that despatch remained so long unanswered.
But I do not think
that he can fairly shield himself
from responsibility in this way.
When Mr. M. Innes was appointed Treasurer (desp. on 17272/92) it was explained that the duties of the post were under the new system more responsible than before - especial reference being made to desp
on the subject: parr. 349 of 1727/2 desp
When Mr. M. Innes was
17270/50
Love
are very precise as
to the responsibility of the Treasurer for accurately keeping the Revenue accounts quite independently
of
notwithstanding the Existence
of this Audit (the second line of defence)
and this is also
laid down in the Hongkong Instructions.
I submit therefore that surcharge might be mitigated, to the extent, of the losses (but not a portion of all) that occurred during his tenure of administration, letting off some amount of the total loss on the ground of his inexperience on his first appointment, & similarly letting off Mr. Mary & Mr. Woodhouse on the ground of the short period during which they acted as Treasurer not giving...
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discuss degradation pay
And an
induction f
the automatic penalty of pecuniary reprimand
also
that
...
to be deprecated, I cannot see
accuracy.
visitation can
Except censure,
has enriched
and
A
Lecturer as
the elements of the duties of
Treasurer
Training and of the Head of the left
do
As regards the other officers,
2nd
seem to have
...
than Brew that they
of having argued in the general
calamity which had become traditional
the concept
of
the Office in certain
ruptions.
5 June
to a paper
I have made some marginal minutes
above, re
referring
#Especially
17270/90, which was not before W. Olivier
when he wrote his minute.
M. M. Innes' defence is chiefly based
on alleged inconsistency between despatch from the I. Government and the Hongkong Financial Instructions. This point is explained at
length in the Memo. Enclosed in 9866/92, and it is unfortunate that that despatch remained so long unanswered.
But I do not think
that he can fairly shield himself
from responsibility in this way.
When Mr. M. Innes was appointed Treasurer (desp. on 17272/92) it was explained that the duties of the post were under the new system more responsible than before - especial reference being made to desp
on the subject: parr. 349 of 1727/2 desp
When Mr. M. Innes was
17270/50
Love
are very precise as
to the responsibility of the Treasurer for accurately keeping the Revenue accounts quite independently
of
notwithstanding the Existence
of this Audit (the second line of defence)
and this is also
laid down in the Hongkong Instructions.
I submit therefore that surcharge might be mitigated, to the extent, of the losses (but not a portion of all) that occurred during his tenure of administration, letting off some amount of the total loss on the ground of his inexperience on his first appointment, & similarly letting off Mr. Mary & Mr. Woodhouse on the ground of the short period during which they acted as Treasurer not giving...
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