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may in addition be Chinese

4

objections

and

fears about

encouraging civil servants to retire. We had difficulty in

to

obtaining Chinese agreement in 1986

the proposal to

increase the commutation rate to 50% under the New Pension

Scheme.

Provident Fund Scheme

9.

This scheme

would establish a provident fund for

the Civil Service to cover the future service of both serving

officers and new appointees. The main features could be

modelled on the Grant and Subsidized Schools Provident Fund

at Annex B.

10.

Assuming

that past service would count for

eligibility for withdrawal of benefits but would not count as

qualifying service for determining Government's contributions

Provident Fund Scheme, an "estimate of the cashflow

requirements for such ȧ Provident Fund Scheme, amounting to

some $6 billion over the first six years at 1991/92 prices,

under the

is at Annex C.

11.

There are substantial

establishing a provident fund

officers

and

new

appointees.

cashflow implications in

scheme for both serving

If it covers only future

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