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[such period [of three years shall be taken, provided that if such average, is less than the [full] pensionable emoluments which would have been payable to him at the date of retirement if he had not been transferred from one office to another within the said period of three years the Governor in Council may, with the approval of the Secretary of State, grant him a pension not exceeding the amount which he would have received if he had not been so transferred.

8. Only service in a pensionable office will ordinarily be taken into account in compating pensions or gratuities, provided that where service in a pensionable office has by pension- been preceded by a period of non-pensionable

service such period or any part of such period may, with the approval of the Secretary of State, be taken into account.

able service,

Acting Bervice.

Abolition of office.

Rates of pension where offices are

9. Acting service in a pensionable office may, when continuous with permanent employment, be allowed to count as service for pension or gratuity.

10. If any person holding a pensionable office retire or be removed [be retired] from the service in consequence of the abolition of his office, or for the purpose of facilitating improvements in the organisation of the depart- ment to which he belongs, by which greater «fficiency-and-eranomy can be effected; he may be granted a temporary pension, subject to the condition that he shall be liable to be recalled to service in the Colony; provided that if such

person is not qualified for other employ- ment, or if there is no reason, in the opinion of the Governor, to expect that he can be shortly re-employed, a pension may be granted to him free from the above- mentioned condition.

11. (1) In the case of an officer whose office is abolished, his pension may, with the approval of the Secretary of State, be abolished. increased by the addition of one sixtieth part of his annual pensionable emoluments for each complete period of three years' pension able service, provided that the addition shall in no case exceed ten sixtieths; and provided also that no addition shall be made so as to qualify an officer for a higher pension than that for which he would have been qualified by length of service on reaching the age at which He may [if he had continued to hold the same office until the age at which he might] be required to retire, or for a higher pension than the maximum prescribed in section 10 of the Ordinance.

Pension on

abolition

where

(2) An officer whose office is abolished but whose length of service is not such service less as to qualify him for a pension under Regulation 1 may nevertheless be granted in

than ten

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[such] period [of three years] shall be taken, provided that if such average is less than the [full] pensionable emoluments which would have been payable to him at the date of retirement if he had not been transferred from one office to another within the said period of three years, the Governor in Council may, with the approval of the Secretary of State, grant him a pension not exceeding the amount which he would have received if he had not been so transferred.

8. Only service in a pensionable office will ordinarily be taken into account in computing pensions or gratuities, provided that where service in a pensionable office has been preceded by a period of non-pensionable service such period, or any part of such period, may, with the approval of the Secretary of State, be taken into account.

9. Acting service in a pensionable office may, when continuous with permanent em- ployment, be allowed to count as service for pension or gratuity.

10. If any person holding a pensionable office retire or he removed [he retired] from the service in consequence of the abolition of his office, for the purfume of facilitating improvements-in-the-organisation of the depart- ment-to-which-he-belange, b---which-grenter ellieienes-and-economy-enu-be-effected, he may be granted a temporary pension, subject to the condition that he shall be liable to be recalled to service in the Colony; provided that if such person is not qualified for other employment, or if there is no reason, in the opinion of the Governor, to expect that he can be shortly re-employed, a pension may be granted to him free from the above mentioned condition.

11. (1) In the case of an officer whose office is abolished, his pension may, with the approval of the Secretary of State, be in creased by the addition of one-sixtieth part of his annual pensionable emoluments for each complete period of three years pen- sionable service, provided that the addition shall in no case exceed ten-sixtieths; and provided also that no addition shall be made so as to qualify an officer for a higher pension than that for which he would have been qualified by-length of service on-reeling the uge ut which he may [if he had continued to hold the same office until the age at which he might] be required to retire, or for a higher pension than the maximum prescribed in section 10 of the Ordinance.

(2) An officer whose office is abolished but whose length of service is not such as to qualify him for a pension under Regulation 1 may nevertheless be granted in

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[such] period [of three years] shall be taken, provided that if such average is less than the [full] pensionable emoluments which would have been payable to him at the date of retirement if he had not been transferred from one office to another within the said period of three years, the Governor in Council may, with the approval of the Secretary of State, grant him a pension not exceeding the amount which he would have received if he had not been so transferred.

8. Only service in a pensionable office will ordinarily be taken into account in computing pensions or gratuities, provided that where service in a pensionable office has been preceded by a period of non-pensionable service such period, or any part of such peril, may, with the approval of the Secretary of State, be taken into account.

9. Acting service in a pensionable office may, when continuous with permanent em- ployment, be allowed to count as service for pension or gratuity.

10. If any person holding a pensionable office retire or be removed [be retired] from the service in consequence of the abolition of his office, or for the purpose of facilitating improvements in the organisation-in-the depart ment-to-which he belongs, by which-greater efficiency-and-evonomy can be effected, he may be granted a temporary pension, subject to the condition that he shall be liable to be recalled to service in the Colony; provided that if such person is not qualified for other employment, or if there is no reason, in the opinion of the Governor, to expect that he can be shortly re-employed, a pension may be granted to him free from the above- mentioned condition.

11. (1) In the case of an officer whose office is abolished, his pension may, with the approval of the Secretary of State, be in- creased by the addition of one sixtieth part of his annual pensionable emoluments for each complete period of three years pen- sionable service, provided that the addition shall in no case exceed ten-sixtieths; and provided also that no addition shall be made so as to qualify an officer for a higher pension than that for which he would have been qualified by length of service on reaching the age-at which he may [if he had continued to bold the same office until the age at which he might] be required to retire, or for a higher pension than the maximum prescribed in section 10 of the Ordinance.

(2) An officer whose office is abolished but whose length of service is not such

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