CO129-086 - Sir Robinson - 1862 [5-6] — Page 25

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increase

I recommend. here that the Chief Justice, provided: he shall not have served in

otter Office in the Colony,

any

shall be entitled to

прои

a Rension

the same scale, but

propose by the we

the accompanying

suinute to distribute the

increase of 15/60th between

7 and 15 years service equally at the rate of 2/60ths for each netin

additional year of

Service,

and to allow the pension to go on increasing beyond the 30/00t after 15 years service at the rate of 1/60th for each additional year, until it reaches 40/60th

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Here

the

Чем

after 20 years' Service, beyoud which

no addition is to be made

It is only intended by the minute that this exceptional allowance shall be granted in

the case of a Chief Justice appointed direct from England

any

as it is considered that person so selected for such an appointment soould probably be of high standing in

in the legal

profession at home, and of much

more advanced

age

than other

public Servants entering the employment of the Colony, and therefore fairly entitled to retire after a shorter service.