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of sixteen years and six months before they could claim pensionable Service.
They have to serve for fifteen years before they become entitled to full-pay leave during the same period. A member of the Civil Service would become entitled to full pay for twenty-eight months and leave on half pay for twenty-eight months after a total of four years and eight months, all allowed to count for purposes of pension.
The duties are principally performed during the night, exposed to all weathers when the deteriorating effects of this climate is felt on the physique, rendering absolutely necessary a change of climate and rest, after each term of service.
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In conclusion, they would beg that your Lordship would take into kind consideration the following facts:
(a) Your petitioners do not ever-
(b) That subordinate officers of the Police Service cannot retire before they become fifty-five years of age, and that they are not entitled to the same privileges as regards passage as members of the Police Force. On the other hand, they would respectfully point out that while the duties of the former are performed principally in offices during the day time, the duties of the Police are principally performed at night.
(c) That it is really very necessary for the good of the service that men should have a change, and that as in the case of the Naval and Civil Services, time spent on leave counts as service, you would be pleased to recommend to the Right Honorable the Governor.
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of sixteen years and six months refore mey could claim
Service.
Thie
fifteen years
leave
during the same perued. member of the Civil Service would become entitled to full pay swenty-eight months and leave on saff pay for twenty-eight menths
I of four years and
making
eight
a tital
months all allowed to count
for purposes e pension.
principally performed during the night, exposed to act weathers when the onerverting effects of this climate is gelt to the quis, rendering abschulery
ined in the streets
NECESSAru a
change of climate and rest, after each term of. service:
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In conclusion
would bug that your & petitioners
kind consideration.
Excite ney
would
take into your
of f
(a)
y
Your
retitioners do not ever-
(b)
That enta subordinate ciors
A Service cannot retire
The nature of the duties the Petice.
- lick the fact that officers of the Crit
pity- five years of age-
befere they become.
and mat they privileges
are not entitled to the same
a me
embers of the Police Force as regards passage. On the other hand mey would
to point out, mest
beg
respectfully, that while the duties of me former are performed prine
comportade
principally offices during the day time ; the duties of the Police are
princehally
and constabies of good encrack
are recommended for me prioneze
of leave
That it is really very necessary
(C)
for
the
the
good of
the service that
men should have a change
And mat as in the Time, Na
and bivil services an
Juraugh
counts as service, you would be
pleased to recommend to me Right
tinenat
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