Lee Horton, there appears to be no necessity to grant them at the present time pensions in respect of their service in the Police, but they might be simply transferred to the Registration General's department, with the same rate of emoluments as hitherto drawn by them.
And on their ultimate retirement from the Service, they can be awarded pensions for their combined service under the Pension Rules of the ordinary Civil Service as laid down in desp.no. 192.
4. But even if they were treated as having been transferred from the Police to the Reg. General's Dept, under the Pension Rules, they ought not to draw the whole of their Police Pensions together with sufficient pay to make up their Emoluments to the amount hitherto drawn by them, under par 10 of the Police Pension Rules issued on 2 June 1888, they should not draw the whole...
Lee # Hortion, there
appears
to have
be
no necessity to grant them at the present
time pensions in respect of their service in the Police, but they might be simply transferred to the Registion Generali def = ", with the same
rate of
of emoluments as hitherto drawn by them.
and an
their ultimate
retirement from the
Service they
can
be
awarded pensions
their combined service
Pension Rules of the ordinary Civil Servic as laid down in desp.no.
192
4. But
in the Police & the Reg. General's Dept, under the
4. But even
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ven if they
(to be regardedamos reusimed & them
were treated
zeemplazed
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bgm, they ought
not to draw the
whole
their
Police Pensims
together with sufficient
pay to make up their Emoluments to the amount hitherto drawn by them, under par 10 of
the Police Rusion Rules issued
on
2
but
June 1888, they should draw the whole
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