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Hence taking the present time (November 1908) as a basis for ages etc., if: 24 per cent. was deducted from salaries, and less leave granted, then the Goverment would lose nothing.
On the other hand the staff has recently been increas- -ed, and so the full average of married men cannot be expected. One result of this scheme, if adopted,would be that more officers would marry, as they would feel sure of their passage expenses home being paid. If however therefore 3% were deducted this should be sufficient.
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As regards the statement that no extra expenses would be incurred to Government it is necessary to qualify this state- -mcnt. Under this scheme an officer would receive three months salary in the form of passage, without in the present circums- ♦tances of his being made to live a period of three months in which he would draw three months full pay. Hence if an Officer went on leave during a period of one year he would receive three months full pay during his service in the Colony plus nine months half pay during his term of leave and also the Government would contribute to the passage fund, on his account, the sum equal to three months full pay. So the total amount paid by Goverment would be 10 months full pay. There would therefore only be three months half pay available for payment of any acting officer instead of nine months the time the officer is in half pay leave. Under prosent conditions the moting officer performs the duties of the absent officer free of expense during the three months that he is on full pæ, leave and receives half the absent officer's initial pay during the nine months that he is on half pay leave. In the case of subordinate officers, however, his duties are performed departmentally no officer having to work overtime and the half- -pay lapses to the Treasury. Hence an additional condition would have to be that if an acting officer is appointed or extra pay granted to officers performing extra duties, then the total amount of such payments must not exceed three months half pay of the absent officer instead of nine months. This
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