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one of the lesser punishments above mentioned ; or if, in lieu of suspension, the officer has been so punished by the Governor, the Secretary of State may direct the Governor to reduce or to increase the punishment already awarded.
92. If the suspension of an officer is not approved and confirmed by the Secretary of State, and no other punishment is awarded, the officer will be entitled to the full amount of salary which he would have received if he had not been suspended, even though the officer discharging the functions of the office in the meanwhile has been allowed to receive some portion of the salary of the office.
93. If the suspension is approved and con- firmed by the Secretary of State, all salary will cease from the day of suspension; and although the officer should be subsequently restored (as an act of indulgence), he will not be entitled to any portion of his salary during the period of his suspension. Pending the decision of the Secre- tary of State, the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, may grant a small alimentary allowance to an officer who has been suspended, and who appears urgently to need such assistance.
94. An officer whose suspension is approved and confirmed by the Secretary of State forfeits all claim to a retiring allowance, even though he should have paid contributions towards such allowance.
95. If criminal proceedings are instituted against a public officer, proceedings for his sus- pension upon any grounds involved in the criminal charge shall not be taken pending the criminal proceedings.
96. If an officer is convicted on a criminal charge the Governor may cause the proceedings of the Criminal Court on such charge to be laid before the Executive Council, and if the Council are of opinion that the officer should be sua- pended on account of the offence for which he has been convicted, he may thereupon be sus- pended without taking any of the proceedings above prescribed, but his suspension must be reported to the Secretary of State for approval and confirmation.
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1 the course of the inquiry further
of suspension
are
disclosed, the
f he thinks fit to proceed upon such all furnish the officer with a written
hereof, and shall take the same steps e prescribed in respect of the origipal suspension.
any case the Governor considers that
ts of the public service require that
should cease to exercise the powers
ns of his office (as, for instance, in
y
of public money) instantly, or
proceedings above prescribed can be he may at once interdict the officer
cercise of the powers and functions of The Governor shall in all cases allow ted officer to receive half the salary , until proceedings for his suspension aken, and may in special cases allow ount not exceeding the full salary ; 1 officer can be formally suspended
fice or deprived of his whole salary, n formal proceedings as are above pre.
ich must in all cases be taken with as us possible.
pon the inquiry the Executive Council ion that the officer deserves punish- not the full penalty of suspension, or may remove the officer to an office nk in the service, or may require him his original office at a reduced salary.
manently or for a stated period, or ta portion of salary due or about to e to the officer.
he officer is suspended or otherwise as above mentioned, the Governor out loss of time, report the matter to ary of State for approval and confir. ansmitting the minutes of Council, n statements, and all material docu- ating to the case. If the officer is
, the Governor shall at the same time
he usual return required in the case of (A form will be found in the No. 1.)
he officer is suspended, the Secretary 1stead of confirming the suspension, the Governor to subject the officer to
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lesser punishments above mentioned; eu of suspension, the officer has been
d by the Governor, the Secretary of
direct the Governor to reduce or to e punishment already awarded.
the suspension of an officer is not
and confirmed by the Secretary of no other punishment is awarded, the
be entitled to the full amount of Ich he would have received if he had suspended, even though the officer
g the functions of the office in the
e has been allowed to receive some
the salary of the office.
the suspension is approved and con- the Secretary of State, all salary will the day of suspension; and although should be subsequently restored (as ndulgence), he will not be entitled to n of his salary during the period of his Pending the decision of the Secre- ate, the Governor, with the advice of cutive Council, may grant a small allowance to an officer who has been
1.
1, and who appears urgently to need
tance.
officer whose suspension is approved med by the Secretary of State forfeits
to a retiring allowance, even though he ave paid contributions towards such
criminal proceedings are instituted
public officer, proceedings for his sus- upon any grounds involved in the charge shall not be taken pending the proceedings.
an officer is convicted on a criminal e Governor may cause the proceedings
minal Court on such charge to be laid › Executive Council, and if the Council inion that the officer should be sus- n account of the offence for which he convicted, he may thereupon be sus- rithout taking any of the proceedings escribed, but his suspension must be to the Secretary of State for approval rmation.
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