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be provocative, at

aur

rate

at this

stage. Perhaps the dft. herewith

will serve.

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3.11.31

The reporace minutes botos actuelse

do not entirel enlighten me,

but I

lates it that the existence of the

flouting 7

reduce

oh Class I mean

doe,

the chance of

mon acting

is one of the B.

" Allowance posts. The Journe

proporal cuting you, too for

since the Treasureships among

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"Allovance" post.

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in

turning on

Jovernor.

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We are

definitely

the

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142

Tel homme Couft, is Governor thing hang

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consider

s. 2.

that the abolition d

the special privileges

of future entianto

would

not be

of the

service

м

the case

to the Caver class

the

best interests

In view of M-Jeffries' minute

we have lol Service Deft

19.10.31 may

Atsons in the

the first flase

8.3.32

The Sbyection

which I have rem

the privilege in

4K

is that

it

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chand ų

offices in other Depts,

Cadel privilege -not

2

for this

kalon

the Gor's appeal

to the Insie pomnciple, of Col Reg

54

is not justified ins

orgument

in favour of maintaining

ad absurdum

privilege in this respect

Cadet offices.

the special

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I agree with the Governor and think that the last sentence of No.4 definitely went too far in suggesting the abolition of

this

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this special privilege.

The special privilege

is necessitated by the fact that Cadets are not

definitely appointed to the 7 posts in

Class I, but are appointed to the class.

If they were definicely appointed to the posts,

senior Cadets in Class II, when appointed to

act for them, would draw acting pay on the

basis of Col. Reg. 54.

I cannot understand Mr. Gent's objection

that the privilege is not shared by officers

in other departments. If it were desired to

appoint a Police Officer to act as Inspector

General of Police, he would not be appointed

to act in Class I of the Cadet Service, but

would be definitely appointed as Acting

Inspector General of Police, and, as such, would

draw acting pay in

of Col. Reg. 54.

accordance with the principle

But if a Cadet in Class II is

selected to perform the duties of Acting Inspector

General of Police, he would not be eligible for

General

any allowance apart from the special arrangements.

? Ack, and concur in the Governor's view.

The Gou. has

on the

J. A. Calder

accepted

30-3.32

the decisio

mimediate point. As regards

the future,

I shoved repl

referring to the

the circular

the Col. Adve. Service and

by

abrut

that

say

be causing the

he will

no doubt

whole

position

to be

reviewed

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