SUPPOSED CASES IN ILLUSTRATION OF THE FOREGOING RULES.
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Number of Salary on
Retirement! Years Service.
Retiring Pension prior
Amount of
or
to Deduction.
Promotion.
Deduction.
Retiring Pension from each Colony
Total Retiring
after Deduction.
Pension.
£
L
£ $. d.
£ $.
d.
£
S.
d.
£
Case of A. B.
First employment
Second employment..
28
10 20
200
1,000
1 × 200 33 6 8 **×1,000=500 0 0
Nil.
83 6 8
33 406
6 8
13 4
Total Service..
30
500
Case of C. D.
First employment
26
Second employment.
4
800 1,000
800-346 13 4 880=440 0
Nil. 346 13 4
346 13 4
93 6 8
Total Service..
30
440
0 of
Case of E. F.
First employment
10
200
x 200= 33 6 8
Second employment.
10
400
X
Third employment..
10
800-
400-183 800=400
0 8 0 0
Nil. 33 08 133 0 8
33 6 8
100 0 206 13
004
Total Service
30
400
0 of
Case of G. H.
First employment
10
200
Second employment,
without Retiring
10
1,000
Allowance...
Third employment.
10
800
14x 200= 33 6 8
#4x 800-266 13 4
43 × 800=400 0 0
Nil.
33
6 8
206 13 4
133 0 8
Total Service..
30
166 18 1
The case of A. B. shews the simple application of the 1st and 2nd Rules, in Colonies which simply follow the Imperial Rules.
That of C. D. shews the application of Rule 6 in reducing the rate of salary to the average of 10 years (here to £880.) If in these two cases the first employing Colony does not grant any Retiring Pension, then, under the 4th Rule, the Pension of A. B. (for twenty years' service) will be reduced to £466 13s. 4d., and that of C. D. (for four years' service) to £93 6s. 8d.
Again, if in these cases the last employing Colony be Ceylon or Hongkong, in which Officers of ten years' standing are allowed an addition of 5 years to their actual service in calculating their Pensions, then, under the 5th Rule, A. B. (having served more than ten years) would receive an addition to his Pension of ( x £1,000=) £83 6s. 8d.; but C. D., having served only 4 years, would receive no such bonus.
The case of E. F. illustrates the 3rd Rule.
The case of G. H. shews the effect of the 4th and 7th Rules on an Officer who has served in a Colony where no Retiring | Pension is allowed.
Report of the Morney General upon the stips
Beucent
taken to give effect to the New Rutes us to Pensions of Civil Servants transferred from one Colony
to another.
y
the Colonial Office Circular
Despatch as to Pensions dated the 15th July
1869, (amended by
by Cirenlar of 11th
September
1869) this Government is directed to Submit
the Despatch to the Legislative Council, and to consider with them the Propriety of taking such steps by way of Ordinance or otherwise as will enable Her Majesty's Government to give effect to the New Rules, which are prescribed therein as to Pensions of Colonial Offiens - promoted from
or into the Service of the
om
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