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Head 7-CO-OPERATIVES AND MARKETING

A.-FISH MARKETING ORGANIZATION.

Personal Emoluments

1948-49 1949-50

Pensionable establishment

1

|

1

1

1

4

Executive Officer Class II ($4,800: $4,800:

$5,400 × $360-$7,200: $7,560 × $360- $8,640 $480-$9,600)

Inspector Class I ($7,200: $7,200: $7,680

× $480-$9,600)

Inspector Class II ($4,800: $4,800: $5,100

× $300-$6,900)

Inspectors Class III ($3,000:

$3,300 $300-$4,200)

Non-pensionable establishment

$3,000:

Registrar of Co-operatives ($8,640: $8,640 : $91,200 $480-$1,200 x $720-$19,200 > $960-$20,160)

Supervisor ($4,800: $4,800: $5,400 × $360

-$8,640 x $480-$9,600)

Approved Estimate 1948-49

Estimate 1949-50

|

$

7,546 (1)

7,200 (2)

5,400 (2)

13,433 (2)

2,160 (3) (4)

1

5,866 (2)

1

Superintendent ($4,800: $4,800: $5,400 ×

$360-$8,640 × $480—$9,600)

5,970 (2)

1

Woman Confidential Assistant Class II

($2,880 × $240-$4,800)

3,408 (2)

1

Messenger ($528 × $24-$720)

544 (2)

Temporary staff

3,600 (5)

Expatriation pay

6,500 (6)

61,627

Total Personal Emoluments

Sub-heads

1 Personal emoluments

Other Charges

2 Advertising

3 Fuel, light, and power

4 Incidental expenses

5 Stores and equipment

6 Travelling expenses

7 Uniforms

8 Upkeep of vehicles

Total Other Charges

Total Expenditure

800 (2) 1,000 (2) 700 (2) 300 (2)

1,200 (2)

300 (2 8,000

(1) Previously provided for under Agriculture Depart-

ment.

(2) Previously provided for under Fisheries Depart-

ment.

(3) Previously provided for under Directorate of

Development Secretariat.

(4) Provided for three months. (5) Provides for:

Two Clerks ($150 per month). (6) Considered necessary.

61,627

12,300

73,927