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staff wishes.

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The

proposal is assessed to be financially

acceptable. Although there would be an initial expenditure

for refund of past contributions to unmarried members opting

The schemes (married officers would have their

dependant pension benefits preserved and frozen at the level

when they cease to contribute), the ultimate pension

llability would be reduced and there would be considerable

savings in the expenditure on dependant pensions in the long

It is estimated that, on the assumption that only

new recruits will join the voluntary scheme, the

savings Lo Government could be up to 4% of the salaries of

all male pensionable officers.

term.

about 108

18.

minor. We

As for the other proposed improvements to dependant

benefits, the additional cost involved, if any, would be

therefore confident that none of the proposed

changes would have major financial implications or affect the

civil service's confidence in the future.

These proposals will be implemented [,subject to the

Provision of resources,] after advice is

is obtained from the

advisory bodies on civil service salaries and conditions of

service, and amendments to the pensions legislation.

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