331 Education (officers' Salaries And Allowances)

• Author: Ralph Hone
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CHAPTER 331.

EDUCATION (OFFICERS' SALARIES AND ALLOWANCES).

ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS.

SECTION.

1. SHORT TITLE.

2. INTERPRETATION.

3. ESTABLISHMENT OF PUBLIC OFFICERS.

4. SALARIES AND ALLOWANCES OF POSTS SPECIFIED IN FIRST SCHEDULE.

5. PENSIONABLE STATUS.

6. CONVERSION TO NEW SCALES OF SALARY.

7. STARTING SALARIES OF NEW APPOINTMENTS.

8. GRANT, DEFERMENT OR WITHHOLDING OF INCREMENTS.

9. MODE OF PAYMENT OF SALARIES AND ALLOWANCES.

10. POWER OF HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY TO VARY, REVOKE OR RE-INSTATE NON-PENSIONABLE ALLOWANCE.

11. WITHHOLDING OF NON-PENSIONABLE ALLOWANCE A DISCIPLINARY MEASURE.

12. REDUCTION OF SALARIES IF REVENUE OF COLONY REDUCED.

13. CERTAIN OFFICERS TO BE PAID DIFFERENCE BETWEEN EMOLUMENTS BEFORE AND AFTER THIS ACT PASSED.

14. REGULATIONS.

    SCHEDULES.

    FIRST SCHEDULE-POSTS AND SALARIES.

    SECOND SCHEDULE PART A-HEADTEACHER'S RESPONSIBILITY ALLOWANCE PER ANNUM.

    PART B-TEACHER'S QUALIFICATION ALLOWANCES.

    PART C-TEACHER'S AND LECTURER'S RESPONSIBILITY ALLOWANCES.

    CHAPTER 331.

    EDUCATION (OFFICERS' SALARIES AND ALLOWANCES).

    AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT, EMOLUMENTS AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE OF INSPECTORS, LECTURERS AND TEACHERS IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE OF THE COLONY UNDER THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION.

    [1lth August 1964.1 [Commencement 1st July 1964.] 1. This Act may be cited as The Education (Officers' Salaries and Allowances) Act.

2. In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires'certificated teacher' means.a teacher who is classified by the Minister as fully qualified academically and professionally and who is the holder of a certificate in that behalf issued or recognised by the Minister;

   'contract officer' means a person employed in the public service of the Colony for a fixed period of time whether or not such employment is renewable on the expiration thereof;

   'Minister' means the Minister for Education;

   'pensionable' means employed in a pensionable office;

   'public officer' means a person employed in the public service of the Colony;

   'Public Service Commission' means the Commission established by section 95 of the Constitution;

   'total salary' means the salary specified in the First Schedule to this Act with respect to any post together with the sum of any allowances specified in the Second Schedule to this Act awarded to the holder of that post.

   30 of 1964.

   43 of 1964.

   Short title.

   Interpretation.

   Schedules.

   Establishment of public officers.

   First Schedule.

   Salaries and allowances of posts specified in First Schedule.

   Second Schedule.

   Ch. 319.

3. Notwithstanding the provisions of any other Act, it shall be lawful for the Governor acting on the recommendation of the Public Service Commission to appoint such numbers of public officers as the Minister may from time to time require to serve in the posts in the public service of the Colony which are specified in the first column of the First Schedule to this Act.

4. -(1) Every public officer employed in a post specified in the first column of the First Schedule to this Act shall be entitled to receive and shall be paid an annual salary at the rate specified or at a rate in the scale specified in respect of such post in the second column of that Schedule and in addition to such annual salary, those public officers entitled thereto shall be paid the appropriate allowance or allowances specified in the Second Schedule to this Act. Such allowances when awarded shall be...