CO129-269 - Governor Sir Robinson & Public Offices - 1895 [12] — Page 149

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Memorialists wish expecially to draw attention.

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The Pensions of all of the Civil Juvants in the Colony and the members of the Police; Force governed by a separate set of Reeles made by Etes Excellency the Tovereor under the stong Kanch Brdinance No 10 of 1862. aut the

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now in force

day of October 1895, and evere published in the Hous Kouz. Government Gazette

id day of November 1895, and the pensions of Public offices to which hose rules apply are calculated in porportion to the annual salaries of the respective officers.

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the

"The term "Aceval Dalary" is for the purposes of the last mentioned Reels to include personal allowance, allowance for house "rent, estivated value of free quartits, rations, and any other unquestionable.

recaveration for Berooval service and any fees paid out of "Tuasury by way of Salary xxxx", and a fusion is calculated in 60th parts of the total of such aminal sobery work all its increments.

It will be seen therefore that the termes expon which iér

Pecisions the Peeblic Servants are more liberal Kan granted to the rest

of thoon refore which Seccocoins are

to the Subordinate officers and constables of the Police Force, in annuich as,

Ore

granked

• personal allowances

and extraordinary additions to the bare annual pay of the applicant.

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a

formeer.

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wincluded, and in the Catter)

Tension are we he case excherded in arriving at the basis exfice which the Pension

is calculated.

Your Amorialists most respectfully and.

d henceebly scabreet. that this state of affairs is not only

a Karde tip to themselves, bucks is also lettély to prove detrimental to the Public Service at large.

as meter the present state of affairs Accubers of the Police Force might consider the inducements offerect to there for extraordinary exertions cadequate (especially toward the end of their engagement

they should be most valuable to the Pervice).

that men who merely bar force their bare diety, receive, if not guilty

of actial misconduct, reusions at the same rate as the wosk mergitic

ligent members. efforts have beue recognized by and enhanced bay during active)

They

Oer

and retelli

because

the force whose

service, but who are deprived of all the avantages they have gained when its becouses their fearer to apply for a pension

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