Detectivo and 31. Detective allowance will be paid at rates to be plain clothes
allowances
Rail and steamer fares while on leave.
General.
Example of
announced later and in addition an allowance varying with the cost of clothing will be granted to non-gazotted Police officers in the Detective Branch who are roquired to wear plain clothes on duty.
32.
Officers opting for the rovised conditions of service will no longer be allowed free rail or steamer fares for themselves or members of their families to certain destinations in the United Kingdom when on leave and proceeding between the port of arrival or embarkation and their homes.
PENSIONS AND GRATUITIES
The
33. Changes in the Pensions Ordinanco, No.21 of 1932, and Pension Regulations B made under that Ordinance are at present under consideration. In this connection it should be noted that house allowance will not be added to the sal-ry on which pension is calculated under the new terms but provision will be made for the addition of expatriation pay to basic ray in the calculation of pensions and gratuities. Secretary of State has not yet reached a decision on the Salaries Commission's general recommendations regarding retirement on or after reaching the age of 45. While the right to apply to retire at 45 will be retained for non- gazetted Police officers in the proposed pension be gislation, officers who opt to come on to the new terms should note that the Secretary of State's eventual decision in this respect may have the effect of reducing to 45 the age at which they may be required to retire.
34. An example of how officers can make a rough estimate calculation.of their probable ponsion under Pension Regulations B is
given below:-
Long th of service
Final retiring emolument s
AND
30 years
$12,000 per annum (including oxpatriation pay but excluding H.C.L.) Pension would be 12000 x 30 = $7,200 per annum.
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An officer may at his option, eroroisable up
to the date of retirement, elect to receive:-
(a)
his or her total pension calculated as above,
or
(b) a reduced pension and gratuity.
If option (b) is exercised the reduced pension wi 11 be calculated at of the total annual pension he would have re ceived under (a); and the gratuity will equal ten times the annual value of the deduction from the full pension.
Example: The officer in the example above elects to receive a reduced pension and gratuity. Full pension would have been $7,200.
Comparison of present and
revised
pension
rates.
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Reduced pension = Gratuity
($7,200
x $7,200
=
T
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$5,400
$5,400) x 10 $18,000
An officer who reaches the maximum of the revised scale for Inspectors, who has had 25 years service and decides to retire on reaching the age of 45 would receive a pension calculated according to Pension Regulations B of
25 of his revised salary and expatriation pay at the date of
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