it was the unanimous opinion that according to the rules of the Service, the leave Mr Deane looked into was clearly against the rules. He had applied for four months, but returned in two and a half months. He had accumulated leave during the two years 1885 and 1886, and that he is, therefore, only entitled to two months' vacation leave on full pay for 1887.
This leave I granted him, and it is against this decision that he now appeals to you. His reference to the Chief Justice is hardly in point – it never came before Conseil and was dealt with by my predecessor apparently outside the rules of the Service.
Departmental and Staff Officers in the same way are dealt with when on leave with full pay, and the principle seemed perfectly understood by the Civil Service Officers composing the Executive Council.
4.
it was the unanimous opission that
of the
{t,
to the rules clearly according Service, the leave Mr Deane look in
· 1886 ( he had applied for four - months, but retierned in tivo
and a
half 1.110.
onths) car
reelled all
leave that had
accumulated to
him dering the two
years
1885
and that he is, therefore,
aud 1886, and
- only entitled to two iconths _ _
vacation leave on
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full pay for
This leave. I granted him,
-and it is against this decision.
that
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appeals to you . His -
that he now
a
to the Chief Justice is
re
reference
hardly
calc
in
point – it rever.
came before Conseil and was dealt with by my predecessor
te
apparently outside the rules of the Service
Repartimental and Staff
7.
Officens
in the
the
exactly proceeding
Arany
exue
are dealt with
way
when
on leave with full pay
and the principle seemed perfectly. understood by the Civil Service
Officers, composing the Executive
Council.
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