Naval Establishments Regulations (Amendment) (Cth)

STATUTORY RULES.

1962. No. 17.

REGULATIONS UNDER THE NAVAL DEFENCE ACT 1910-1952.*

I, THE GOVERNOR–GENERAL in and over the Commonwealth of Australia, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, hereby make the following Regulations under the Naval Defence Act 1910–1952.

Dated this twenty-second day of February,1962.

DE L’ISLE

Governor–General.

By His Excellency’s Command,

Minister of State for the Navy.

Amendment of the Naval Establishments Regulations.

Rates of pay and increments.

1. Regulation 43 of the Naval Establishments Regulations is amended by omitting the table in sub-regulation (I.) and inserting in its stead the following table:—

Item Number.	Designation of Position.	Rate of Annual Salary or Limits of Rates of Annual Salary.	Annual Increments (if any).
£	£
1	Assistant Civil Inspector...........................................................	968–1,518	55
2	Assistant Director of Naval Works............................................	1,903–2,098	65
3	Assistant Medical and Dental Store Officer...............................	1,628–1,848	55
4	Assistant Work Study Officer (G.I.D.).......................................	1,518–1,738	55
5	Assistant Work Study Officer (Armament Depots).....................	1,628–1,848	55
6	Chemist, Grade 1.....................................................................	968–1,518	55
7	Chemist, Grade 3.....................................................................	1,628–1,848	55
8	Civilian Medical Officer...........................................................	2,098–2,878	Eight of 65
Two of 130
9	Co-ordinator of Naval Public Relations.....................................	2,423–2,618	65
10	Deputy Director of Naval Works...............................................	2,423–2,618	65
11	Director of Naval Works..........................................................	2,748–3,138	130
12	Engineer, Grade 1....................................................................	968–1,518	55
13	Engineer, Grade 2....................................................................	1,518–1,628	55
14	Engineer, Grade 3....................................................................	1,628–1,848	55

* Notified in the Commonwealth Gazette on 12th March, 1962.

Statutory Rules 1936, No. 107, as amended by Statutory Rules 1937, Nos. 16, 52 and 63; 1938, No. 16; 1939, Nos. 3, 19 and 85; 1940, No. 196; 1941, Nos. 58 and 144; 1942, Nos. 118, 181 and 414; 1944, Nos. 97, 142 and 183; 1947, Nos. 136 and 139; 1948, No. 42; 1949, No. 64; 1951, Nos. 76, 87, 93 and 140; 1953, Nos. 14 and 95; 1954, No. 31; 1955, Nos. 12 and 46; 1956, Nos. 87 and 132; 1957, No. 31; 1958, Nos. 46 and 55; 1959, No. 79; and 1961; Nos. 30, 32 and 91.

11366/61.—Price 8d. 10/16.1.1962.

Item Number.	Designation of Position.	Rate of Annual Salary or Limits of Rates of Annual Salary.	Annual Increments (if any).
£	£
15	Engineer (Design and Planning).............................................................................................	1,738–1,968	Three of 55
15		1,738–1,968	One of 65
16	Engineer (Materials).............................................................................................	1,738–1,968	Three of 55
16		1,738–1,968	One of 65
17	Engineer, Class 1.............................................................................................	1,298–2,098	Two of 140
			One of 160
			Two of 180
18	Engineer, Class 2.............................................................................................	2,163–2,358	Three of 65
19	Engineer, Class 3.............................................................................................	2,423–2,618	Three of 65
20	Engineer, Class 4.............................................................................................	2,748–2,878	130
21	Engineer, Class 5.............................................................................................	3,008–3,138	130
22	Experimental Officer, Grade 1.............................................................................................	968–1,518	55
23	Experimental Officer, Grade 2.............................................................................................	1,518–1,628	55
24	Experimental Officer, Grade 3.............................................................................................	1,628–1,848	55
25	Hydrographic Officer.............................................................................................	1,518–1,738	55
26	Inspector, Grade 1.............................................................................................	1,408–1,738	55
27	Inspector of Stores.............................................................................................	1,518–1,628	55
28	Medical and Dental Store Officer.............................................................................................	2,163–2,358	65
29	Metallurgist, Grade 1.............................................................................................	968–1,518	55
30	Metallurgist, Grade 3.............................................................................................	1,628–1,848	55
31	Naval Architect, Grade 1.............................................................................................	968–1,518	55
32	Naval Architect, Grade 2.............................................................................................	1,518–1,628	55
33	Naval Architect, Grade 3.............................................................................................	1,628–1,848	55
34	Officer-in-Charge, Dockyard Laboratory, Garden Island	2,163–2,358	65
35	Officer-in-Charge, Dockyard Laboratory, Williamstown	1,903–2,098	65
36	Pharmacist.............................................................................................	1,298–1,408	55
37	Physiotherapist.............................................................................................	1,188–1,298	55
38	Principal Electrical Engineer.............................................................................................	2,748–3,138	130
39	Principal Fire Officer .............................................................................................	1,628–1,848	55
40	Principal Mechanical Engineer .............................................................................................	2,748–3,138	130
41	Principal Naval Architect.............................................................................................	2,748–3,138	130
42	Principal Scientific Officer.............................................................................................	3,138–3,528	130
43	Principal Social Worker.............................................................................................	1,518–1,683	55
44	Principal Engineer (Materials and Standards).............................................................................................	2,553–2,878	One of 65
44		2,553–2,878	Two of 130
45	Scientific Officer (Welding).............................................................................................	1,628–1,848	55
46	Scientific Officer, Grade 1.............................................................................................	1,408–1,793	55
47	Scientific Officer, Grade 3.............................................................................................	1,903–2,163	65
48	Senior Buildings Officer .............................................................................................	1,903–2,098	65
49	Senior Engineer.............................................................................................	2,163–2,358	65
50	Senior Engineer.............................................................................................	2,033–2,228	65
51	Senior Engineer (Dockyard Radio Officer).............................................................................................	1,903–2,098	65
52	Senior Experimental Officer.............................................................................................	2,033–2,228	65
53	Senior Inspector.............................................................................................	1,903–2,098	65
54	Senior Naval Architect.............................................................................................	2,033–2,228	65
55	Senior Scientific Officer.............................................................................................	2,358–2,553	65
56	Senior Social Worker, Grade 1.............................................................................................	1,188–1,298	55
57	Senior Social Worker, Grade 2.............................................................................................	1,298–1,353	55
58	Senior Work Study Officer .............................................................................................	2,163–2,358	65
59	Shipping and Transport Officer.............................................................................................	968–1,188	55
60	Social Worker ............................................................................................. .............................................................................................	968–1,188	55
61	Superintending Inspector.............................................................................................	2,293–2,488	65
62	Supervising Engineer.............................................................................................	2,423–2,618	65
63	Supervising Engineer.............................................................................................	2,293–2,488	65
64	Supervising Naval Architect.............................................................................................	2,423–2,618	65
65	Supervising Naval Architect.............................................................................................	2,293–2,488	65
66	Technical Officer (Medical and Dental Store) .............................................................................................	968–1,518	55
67	Work Study Officer.............................................................................................	1,738–1,968	Three of 55
67		1,738–1,968	One of 65

Item Number.	Designation of Position.	Rate of Annual Salary or Limits of Rates of Annual Salary.	Annual Increments (if any).
£	£
68	Works Manager (Garden Island)..............................................	2,748–3,138	130
69	Works Manager (Williamstown).............................................	2,553–2,878	One of 65
69		2,553–2,878	Two of 130
70	Area Foreman (Flinders Naval Depot).....................................	1,193–1,270	One of 39
70		1,193–1,270	One of 38
71	Armament Artificer................................................................	926–1,002	38
72	Assistant, Grade 1—
	Adult................................................................................	696–798	One of 26
			One of 25
			One of 26
			One of 25
	At 20 years of age.............................................................	655	..
	At 19 years of age.............................................................	595	..
	At 18 years of age.............................................................	511	..
	At 17 years of age.............................................................	430	..
	Under 17 years of age.......................................................	352	..
73	Assistant, Grade 2..................................................................	798–849	One of 26
73		798–849	One of 25
74	Assistant, Grade 3..................................................................	849–926	One of 26
			One of 25
			One of 26
75	Assistant, Grade 4..................................................................	926–964	38
76	Assistant (Armament)—
	Adult.........................................................................	760–811	One of 25
		760–811	One of 26
	At 20 years of age......................................................	655	..
	At 19 years of age......................................................	595	..
	At 18 years of age......................................................	511	..
	At 17 years of age......................................................	430	..
	Under 17 years of age................................................	352	..
77	Assistant Foreman Motor Mechanic........................................	1,098	..
78	Assistant Inspecting Officer (Central Storekeeping)..................	1,023–1,188	55
79	Assistant Laboratoryman........................................................	875–926	One of 25
79		875–926	One of 26
80	Assistant Oil Fuel Installation Attendant..................................	875–926	One of 25
80		875–926	One of 26
81	Assistant (Photography)—
	Adult.........................................................................	696–926	One of 26
			One of 25
			One of 26
			One of 25
			One of 26
			One of 25
			One of 26
			One of 25
			One of 26
	At 20 years of age......................................................	655	..
	At 19 years of age......................................................	595	..
	At 18 years of age......................................................	511	..
	At 17 years of age......................................................	430	..
	Under 17 years of age................................................	352	..
82	Assistant (Plan Printing), Grade 1—
	Adult.........................................................................	696–849	One of 26
			One of 25
			One of 26
			One of 25
			One of 26
			One of 25
	At 20 years of age......................................................	655	..
	At 19 years of age......................................................	595	..

Item Number.	Designation of Position.	Rate of Annual Salary or Limits of Rates of Annual Salary.	Annual Increments (if any).
82— contd.	Assistant (Plan Printing), Grade 1—continued.	£	£
	At 18 years of age......................................................	511	..
	At 17 years of age......................................................	430	..
	Under 17 years of age......................................................	352	..
83	Assistant (Plan Printing), Grade 2.....................................	875–926	One of 25
83		875–926	One of 26
84	Assistant (Plan Printing), Grade 3.....................................	926–1,002	Two of 38
85	Assistant (Plans)..............................................................	849–926	One of 26
			One of 25
			One of 26
86	Assistant (Printing), Grade 1............................................	875–926	One of 25
86		875–926	One of 26
87	Assistant (Printing), Grade 2............................................	926–977	One of 25
87		926–977	One of 26
88	Assistant Storehouseman.................................................	875–926	One of 25
88		875–926	One of 26
89	Assistant Supervisor (Plan Printing and Photography)	878–968	30
90	Assistant Transport Officer..............................................	989–1,028	One of 39
91	Assistant (Works)............................................................	849–926	One of 26
			One of 25
			One of 26
92	Baggage Attendant..........................................................	875–926	One of 25
92		875–926	One of 26
93	Biograph Operator...........................................................	875–926	One of 25
93		875–926	One of 26
94	Chart Assistant—
	Adult............................................................................	696–798	One of 26
			One of 25
			One of 26
			One of 25
	At 20 years of age.........................................................	655	..
	At 19 years of age.........................................................	595	..
	At 18 years of age.........................................................	511	..
	At 17 years of age.........................................................	430	..
	Under 17 years of age...................................................	352	..
95	Chart Corrector—
	Adult............................................................................	709–964	One of 25
			One of 26
			One of 25
			One of 26
			One of 25
			One of 26
			One of 25
			One of 26
			One of 25
			One of 26
	At 20 years of age.........................................................	711	..
	At 19 years of age.........................................................	647	..
	At 18 years of age.........................................................	561	..
	At 17 years of age.........................................................	470	..
	Under 17 years of age...................................................	400	..
96	Chief Drafting Officer.....................................................	2,150–2,252	Two of 51
97	Civil Security Guard........................................................	888–965	One of 26
			One of 25
			One of 26
98	Drafting Assistant, Grade 1—
	Adult............................................................................	747–951	One of 26
			One of 25
			One of 38
			One of 39
			Two of 38

Item Number.	Designation of Position.	Rate of Annual Salary or Limits of Rates of Annual Salary.	Annual Increments (if any).
£	£
98— contd.	Drafting Assistant, Grade 1—continued.
	At 20 years of age........................................................	711	..
	At 19 years of age........................................................	647	..
	At 18 years of age........................................................	561	..
	At 17 years of age........................................................	470	..
	Under 17 years of age...................................................	400	..
99	Drafting Assistant, Grade 2..............................................	1,002–1,232	One of 38
			One of 39
			Three of 38
			One of 39
100	Drafting Officer, Grade 1.................................................	1,257–1,448	One of 38
			Three of 51
101	Drafting Officer, Grade 2.................................................	1,461–1,563	Two of 51
102	Examiner........................................................................	798–849	One of 26
			One of 25
103	Examiner (Clothing or Footwear)..................................... .	913–977	One of 25
			One of 39
104	Experimental Assistant, Grade 2.......................................	951–1,066	One of 38
			One of 39
			One of 38
105	First Aid Attendant..........................................................	747–798	One of 26
			One of 25
106	Foreman Examiner..........................................................	1,321	..
107	Foreman Mechanic..........................................................	1,346–1,423	One of 39
			One of 38
108	Foreman of Cranes and Transport.....................................	1,308–1,385	One of 38
			One of 39
109	Foreman (Master Attendant’s Branch)..............................	1,346–1,423	One of 39
			One of 38
110	Foreman of Transport (Naval Stores)................................	1,308–1,385	One of 38
			One of 39
111	Foreman Store Artisan.....................................................	1,193–1,270	One of 39
			One of 38
112	Foreman (Storehouse and Laboratory), Grade “A”	1,423–1,538	Two of 38
			One of 39
113	Foreman (Storehouse and Laboratory), Grade “B”	1,308–1,385	One of 38
			One of 39
114	Foreman (Storehouse and Laboratory), Grade “C”	1,193–1,270	One of 39
			One of 38
115	Foreman of Trades, Grade 1.............................................	1,193–1,270	One of 39
			One of 38
116	Foreman of Trades, Grade 2.............................................	1,346–1,423	One of 39
			One of 38
117	Foreman of Trades, Grade 3.............................................	1,461–1,538	One of 38
			One of 39
118	Foreman of Trades, Grade 4.............................................	1,576–1,614	One of 38
119	Foreman of Trades, Grade 5.............................................	1,729	..
120	Inspection Assistant, Grade 1 (Central Storekeeping)	798–913	One of 38
			One of 39
			One of 38
121	Inspection Assistant, Grade 2 (Central Storekeeping)	926–1,002	38
122	Inspecting Officer (Central Storekeeping).........................	1,243–1,408	55
123	Junior Assistant—
	At 20 years of age........................................................	655	..
	At 19 years of age........................................................	595	..
	At 18 years of age........................................................	511	..
	At 17 years of age........................................................	430	..
	At 16 years of age........................................................

352	..
Under 16 years of age...................................................	282	..

Item Number.	Designation of Position.	Rate of Annual Salary or Limits of Rates of Annual Salary.	Annual Increments (if any).
£	£
124	Junior Inspection Assistant (Central Storekeeping)—
	At 20 years of age.....................................................	655	..
	At 19 years of age.....................................................	595	..
	At 18 years of age.....................................................	511	..
	At 17 years of age.....................................................	430	..
	At 16 years of age.....................................................	352	..
	Under 16 years of age................................................	282	..
125	Laboratory Attendant—
	Adult........................................................................	696–849	One of 26
			One of 25
			One of 26
			One of 25
			One of 26
			One of 25
	At 20 years of age.....................................................	655	..
	At 19 years of age.....................................................	595	..
	At 18 years of age.....................................................	511	..
	At 17 years of age.....................................................	430	..
	Under 17 years of age................................................	352	..
126	Laboratoryman......................................................................................	989–1,066	One of 39
126		989–1,066	One of 38
127	Leading Examiner......................................................................................	1,206–1,244	38
128	Line Foreman, Grade 1......................................................................................	1,002–1,040	38
129	Motor Driver......................................................................................	747–798	One of 26
129		747–798	One of 25
130	Motor Mechanic......................................................................................	875–926	One of 25
130		875–926	One of 26
131	Nursing Sister (Female)......................................................................................	695–772	One of 26
			One of 25
			One of 26
132	Oil Fuel Installation Attendant......................................................................................	989–1,066	One of 39
132		989–1,066	One of 38
133	Photographer......................................................................................	951–1,142	One of 38
			One of 39
			Three of 38
134	Senior Armament Artificer......................................................................................	1,079–1,117	38
135	Senior Assistant (Moorings)......................................................................................	926–1,002	38
136	Senior Assistant Inspecting Officer (Central Store-keeping)	1,133–1,243	55
137	Senior Chart Corrector......................................................................................	977–1,130	Three of 38
137		977–1,130	One of 39
138	Senior Drafting Officer, Grade 1......................................................................................	1,576–1,678	51
139	Senior Drafting Officer, Grade 2......................................................................................	1,691–1,793	51
140	Senior Examiner, Grade 1......................................................................................	977–1,053	38
141	Senior Examiner, Grade 2......................................................................................	1,053–1,130	One of 38
141		1,053–1,130	One of 39
142	Senior Examiner (Trades) ......................................................................................	977–1,053	38
143	Senior Inspecting Officer (Central Storekeeping)......................................................................................	1,518–1,573	55
144	Senior Messenger......................................................................................	696–798	One of 26
			One of 25
			One of 26
			One of 25
145	Senior Mine Technician......................................................................................	1,079–1,117	38
146	Senior Motor Mechanic......................................................................................	1,002–1,040	38
147	Senior Sister (Female)......................................................................................	823–874	One of 25
147		823–874	One of 26
148	Senior Store Tradesman......................................................................................	1,040	..
149	Senior Technical Instructor, Grade 3......................................................................................	1,652	..
150	Senior Tracer (Female)......................................................................................	784	..
151	Senior Technical Instructor, Grade 2......................................................................................	1,538–1,576	38

Item Number.	Designation of Position.	Rate of Annual Salary or Limits of Rates of Annual Salary.	Annual Increments (if any).
£	£
152	Senior Technical Officer, Grade 1......................................	1,576–1,678	51
153	Senior Technical Officer, Grade 2......................................	1,691–1,793	51
154	Senior Technical Officer (Special Duties)...........................	1,903–2,098	65
155	Senior Technician.............................................................	1,117–1,193	38
156	Sister (Industrial) (Female)................................................	746–797	One of 26
156		746–797	One of 25
157	Store Artisan.....................................................................	875–926	One of 25
157		875–926	One of 26
158	Storehouse Assistant, Grade 1—
	Adult............................................................................	760–785	25
	At 20 years of age.........................................................	655	..
	At 19 years of age.........................................................	595	..
	At 18 years of age.........................................................	511	..
	At 17 years of age.........................................................	430	..
	Under 17 years of age...................................................	352	..
159	Storehouse Assistant, Grade 2............................................	811–836	25
160	Storehouseman..................................................................	989–1,066	One of 39
160		989–1,066	One of 38
161	Stores Transport Officer....................................................	1,168	..
162	Superintending Foreman (Storehouses and Laboratories).....	1,614	..
163	Supervising Technician, Grade 1........................................	1,385–1,423	38
164	Supervising Technician, Grade 2........................................	1,461–1,538	One of 38
164		1,461–1,538	One of 39
165	Supervisor of Apprentices..................................................	1,576–1,614	38
166	Supervisor (Chart Depot)...................................................	1,155–1,232	One of 38
166		1,155–1,232	One of 39
167	Supervisor (Dockyard Surgery)..........................................	875–951	One of 25
			One of 26
			One of 25
168	Supervisor (Plan Printing and Photography) .......................	1,178–1,208	30
169	Technical Assistant, Grade 1—
	Adult............................................................................	747–951	One of 26
			One of 25
			One of 38
			One of 39
			Two of 38
	At 20 years of age.........................................................	711	..
	At 19 years of age.........................................................	647	..
	At 18 years of age.........................................................	561	..
	At 17 years of age.........................................................	470	..
	Under 17 years of age...................................................	400	..
170	Technical Assistant, Grade 2..............................................	1,002–1,232	One of 38
			One of 39
			Three of 38
			One of 39
171	Technical Instructor, Grade 2.............................................	1,308–1,499	One of 38
			One of 39
			Three of 38
172	Technical Officer, Grade 1.................................................	1,257–1,448	One of 38
172		1,257–1,448	Three of 51
173	Technical Officer, Grade 2.................................................	1,461–1,563	51
174	Technician........................................................................	900–1,040	One of 26
174		900–1,040	Three of 38
175	Tracer (Female)—
	Adult............................................................................	555–708	One of 25
			One of 26
			One of 25
			One of 26
			One of 25
			One of 26

Item Number.	Designation of Position.	Rate of Annual Salary or Limits of Rates of Annual Salary.	Annual Increments (if any).
175—contd.	Tracer (Female)—continued.	£	£
	At 20 years of age...........................................................	529	..
	At 19 years of age...........................................................	492	..
	At 18 years of age..........................................................	439	..
	At 17 years of age..........................................................	388	..
	Under 17 years of age.....................................................	339	..
176	Yard Transport Officer........................................................	989–1,066	One of 39
176		989–1,066	One of 38

Re-designation of engineering positions and payment of retrospective allowances.

2.—(1.) Where a position specified in the table in sub-regulation (1.) of regulation 43 of the Naval Establishments Regulations as amended by these Regulations is occupied by an officer or employee performing professional duties of an engineering nature and having qualifications—

(a) which will admit the officer or employee to graduate member-
ship of the Institution of Engineers (Australia); or
(b) which in the opinion of the Naval Board are appropriate to discharge efficiently the duties of the position,

the Naval Board may, by instrument in writing, alter the designation of the position to the designation of “Engineer, Class 1”, “Engineer, Class 2”, “Engineer, Class 3”, “Engineer, Class 4” or “Engineer, Class 5”.

(2.) The limits of rates of annual salary of a position re-designated under the last preceding sub-regulation shall be the limits specified in relation to the designation to which the position is altered in the table in sub-regulation (1.) of regulation 43 of the Naval Establishments Regulations as amended by these Regulations.

(3.) An officer or employee who has performed, for the whole or a part of the prescribed period, the duties of a position the limits of rates of annual salary of which have been raised by reason of the preceding provisions of this regulation shall be paid an allowance of such amount as will have the effect of raising his total remuneration in respect of the whole or part, as the case may be, of that period to the remuneration that he would have received if he had been, during that period or during that part of that period, occupying a position having the same limits of rates of annual salary as the limits of rates of annual salary to which the position the duties of which he performed during that period or part of that period have been raised.

(4.) In the last preceding sub-regulation, “the prescribed period” means the period commencing on the twenty-ninth day of June, 1961, and ending on the day immediately before the day upon which the position is re-designated.

Payment of retrospective allowances—junior officers and employees.

3.—(1.) In this regulation, “junior position” means a position in relation to which rates of annual salary according to age are specified opposite to the designation of the position in the table in sub-regulation (1.) of regulation 43 of the Naval Establishments Regulations as in force immediately before the commencement of these Regulations.

(2.) Where the rates of annual salary specified in the Naval Establishments Regulations in relation to a junior position were, immediately before the commencement of these Regulations, lower than the rates specified in relation to the corresponding position in the table in sub-regulation (1.) of regulation 43 of the Naval Establishments Regulations as amended by these Regulations, an officer or employee who has, during the whole or part of the period commencing on the fifth day of October, 1961, and ending on the day immediately before the day of commencement of these Regulations, performed the duties of that junior position shall be paid an allowance of such amount as will have the effect of raising his total remuneration in respect of the whole or part, as the case may be, of that period to the remuneration that he would have received if the amendments made by these Regulations had come into operation on the fifth day of October, 1961.

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