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sharing a house (his own or some other) or by going to a Hotel; and immediately loses his allowance. He can however continue to draw it if he lives by himвf in one room of a house of which hecannot afford to keep up the rest. And this would appear to be the case, even if he arranged to mess next door, but not If the next door mess came to him for their meals.
3. It is held that the rules amit at least one set of
condition that ought not to be omitted from consider- ation. The rent of distant houses plus travelling expenses to and fro is often less than the rent of equally good houses where little or no travelling is necessitated; Paipo or Pokfulam Gap may be distanced. But the members of the Service who have economised in this direction receive no relief for that part of their rent which appears as travelling expenses. Permission may however be applied for to spend the money necessary to move to a more expensive house, where the Government will pay the enhanced rent and there will be no travelling expenses. The Government, that is, is prepared to pay what now appears as tra- velling expenses, but not until the Civil Servant has been put to the expense of moving and has brought those travelling expenses under the nominal heading of rent.
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4. The inquisitorial nature of the scheme, the inequa- lities that are bound to result - they have in fact already appeared and the uneconomical nature of it for the Government, whose money does not buy the satisfaction that it ought to buy, are all very ad- versely criticised. It is hardly necessary to mention that the scheme introduces an entirely new principle into the method of paying Civil Servants; that of the personal condition entering the field against the principle of the responsibility of the office held.
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