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C.O.885
21 PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON
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Regula- tions 3 to
9 inclusive
cases of mixed service.
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A.
Part II. Mixed Service.
First Draft.
16. Subject to the succeeding Regula- tions, the provisions of Regulations 3, 4, 5. to apply to 6, 7, 8, and 9 shall apply to the case of an officer who has been transferred to or from the service of the Colony from or to other public service as if his entire service had been in the Colony, and his pensionable emoluments at the date of transfer, as well as at the date of retirement, shall be com- puted in accordance with the principles laid down in Regulation 7.
Computa- tion of pen-
17. Where an officer has been transferred from other public service and retires from sions of the service of the Colony after an aggregate officers re- tiring from service of not less than ten years—
the service
of the
Colony.
(1) For the purpose of computing the pension, the following amounts shall be determined:-
(a) The amount produced by taking one-sixtieth part of the officer's pen- sionable emoluments at the date of retirement for each complete year of his total pensionable service in other public service and in the Colony;
(6) The amount produced by taking one-sixtieth part of the officer's pen- sionable emoluments in other public service at the date of his transfer to the service of the Colony for cach complete year of his total pensionable service to that date.
(2) The pension which, apart from any addition or additions as hereinafter pro- vided, and subject always to the limit pre- scribed in section 10 of the Ordinance, may be charged on the revenues of the Colony shall be a pension of the amount arrived at by deducting the amount determined under (1)(b) from the amount determined under (1)(a).
Provided always that if the said officer is at the date of retirement receiving lower pen- sionable emoluments than those which he had received in other public service and, as a result thereof, the pension computed as above would be less than one-sixtieth of his pensionable emoluments at the date of retirement for each complete year of his service in the Colony, he may, with the approval of the Secretary of State, be granted a pension calculated under Regula- tion 1, notwithstanding that his service in the Colony may have been less than ten years.
Provided also that if the said officer has
been employed in other public service, in which pensions may be granted after less than ten years' service, for the period qualifying for pension in such service, and, before completing an aggregate service of
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B.
Part II.-Mixed Service. First Draft.
16. Subject to the succeeding Regula- tions, the provisions of Regulations 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 shall apply to the case of an officer who has been transferred to or from the service of the Colony from or to other public service as if his entire service had been in the Colony, and his pensionable emoluments at the date of transfer, as well as at the date of retirement, shall be com- puted in accordance with the principles laid down in Regulation 7.
17. Where an officer has been transferred from other public service and retires from the service of the Colony after an aggregate service of less than ten years—
(1) For the purpose of computing the pension, the following amounts shall be determined :-
(a) The amount produced by taking one-sixtieth part of the officer's pen- sionable emoluments at the date of retirement for each complete year of his total pensionable service in other public service and in the Colony;
(6) The amount produced by taking one-sixtieth part of the officer's pen- sionable emoluments in other public service at the date of his transfer to the service of the Colony for each complete year of his total pensionable service to that date.
(2) The pension which, apart from any addition representing difference of pension scale and any other addition as hereinafter provided, and subject always to the limit prescribed in section 10 of the Ordinance, may be charged on the revenues of the Colony shall be a pension of the amount arrived at by deducting the amount deter- mined under (1)(b) from the amount deter- mined under (1)(a).
(3) (a) Where service in the Colony has been preceded by other public ser- vice in the whole of which the pension scale is a sixtieth scale, instead of the fiftieth scale laid down in Regulation 1, an addition to the pension chargeable on the revenues of the Colony under (2) may be granted at the rate of one three-hundredth part (being the differ- ence between one-fiftieth part and one sixtieth part) of the pensionable emolu- ments of the office held by such officer at the date of retirement for each com- plete year of pensionable service in the Colony.
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C.
Part II.-Mixed Service. First Draft.
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16. Subject to the succeeding Regula- tions, the provisions of Regulations 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 shall apply to the case of an officer who has been transferred to or from the service of the Colony from or to other public service as if his entire service had been in the Colony, and his pensionable emoluments at the date of transfer, as well as at the date of retirement, shall be com- puted in accordance with the principles laid down in Regulation 7.
17. Where an officer has been transferred from other public service and retires from the service of the Colony after an aggregate service of not less than ten years, or in the case of a European officer after either an aggregate service of not less than ten years or an aggregate service of not less than seven years in the East and West Africau Colonies and Protectorates—
(1) For the purpose of computing the pension, the following amounts shall be determined :-
(a) The amount produced by taking one-sixtieth part of the officer's pen- sionable emoluments at the date of retirement for each complete year of his total pensionable service in other public service and in the Colony;
(6) The amount produced by taking one sixtieth part of the officer's pen- sionable emoluments in other public service at the date of his transfer to the service of the Colony for each complete year of his total pensionable service to that date.
(2) The pension which, apart from any addition representing difference of pension scale and any other addition as hereinafter provided, and subject always to the limit prescribed in section 10 of the Ordinance, inay be charged on the revenues of the Colony shall be a pension of the amount arrived at by deducting the amount deter- mined under (1)(b) from the amount deter- mined under (1)(a).
(3.) In the case of a European officer:-
(z) Where service in the Colony has been preceded by other public ser- vice in the whole of which the pension scale is the [a] sixtieth scale laid -down in-the first [instead of the fortieth scale laid down in the latter] part of Regn- lation 1 an addition to the pension chargeable on the revenues of the Colony under (2) may be granted at the rate of a one-hundred and twentieth part (being the difference between one fortieth part and one sixtieth part) of the pensionable emoluments of the office held by such officer at the date of retirement for each complete year of pensionable service in the Colony.
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