Public Service Regulations (Amendment) (Cth)
STATUTORY RULES
REGULATIONS UNDER THE PUBLIC SERVICE ACT 1922-1967.*
Dated this sixth day of October, 1967.
Chairman.
Commissioner.
Commissioner.
Dated this nineteenth day of October, 1967.
CASEY
Governor-General.
By His Excellency's Command,
Minister of State for Immigration for and on
behalf of the Prime Minister.
Amendments of the Public Service Regulations
(
a ) by omitting from paragraph (b) of sub-regulation (1B.) the words, " other than an office in the Postmaster-General's Department or the Department of Civil Aviation "; and(
b ) by omitting paragraph (c ) of sub-regulation (1b.).
* Notified in the
Statutory
Rules 1935, No. 18, as amended to
date. For previous amendments of the Public Service Regulations,
12556/67—Price 10c 10/20.9.1967
(2.) The Fourth Schedule to the Public Service Regulations is further amended by omitting Part III. and inserting in its stead the Part set out in the Fourth Schedule to these Regulations.
THE SCHEDULES
FIRST SCHEDULE
Regulation 4.
AMENDMENTS OF THE FIRST SCHEDULE TO THE
PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATIONS
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Boatswain .................................................................................. | 2,469–2,555–2,643 |
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Clerical Assistant, Grade 1........................................................... | 1,982–2,051–2,107–2,167–2,223 |
Clerical Assistant, Grade 2........................................................... | 2,223–2,294–2,352 |
Clerical Assistant, Grade 3........................................................... | 2,352–2,440–2,527 |
Clerical Assistant, Grade 4........................................................... | 2,527–2,614 |
Clerical Assistant, Grade 5........................................................... | 2,614–2,700 |
Senior Clerical Assistant— | |
Postmaster-General's Department— | |
Mail Exchange Branch.......................................................... | 2,905–2,993 |
Post Offices Branch.............................................................. | 2,788–2,876–2,964 |
Supply Branch...................................................................... | 2,788–2,876–2,964 |
Telecommunications Division................................................ | 2,700–2,788 |
Department of the Treasury— | |
Taxation Branch— | |
New South Wales and Victoria........................................... | 2,788–2,876–2,964 |
Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia and Tasmania | 2,700–2,788 |
Department of External Affairs................................................. | 2,700–2,788–2,876–2,964 |
Other Departments................................................................... | 2,700–2,788 |
Assistant Supervisor (Annex)....................................................... | 2,700–2,788 |
Assistant Supervisor (Index)........................................................ | 2,876–2,964 |
Assistant Supervisor (Searching).................................................. | 2,876–2,964 |
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Communications Officer.............................................................. | 2,422–2,555–2,688–2,821–2,954–3,087 |
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Cook........................................................................................... | 2,264–2,323–2,381 |
Chief Cook................................................................................. | 2,498–2,585–2,672 |
First Schedule—
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Crew Attendant........................................................................... | 2,107–2,167–2,223 |
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Examiner, Grade 1— | |
Postmaster-General's Department.............................................. | 2,079–2,137–2,195–2,264 |
Department of the Army........................................................... | 2,260–2,340–2,420–2,500 |
Examiner, Grade 2....................................................................... | 2,381–2,469–2,555–2,643 |
Senior Examiner.......................................................................... | 2,643–2,730–2,817–2,905–2,993 |
Senior Examiner, Grade 1............................................................ | 2,643–2,730–2,817 |
Senior Examiner, Grade 2............................................................ | 2,817–2,905–2,993 |
Senior Inspector.......................................................................... | 3,458–3,546 |
Chief Examiner........................................................................... | 3,167–3,255 |
Chief Examiner, Grade 1.............................................................. | 3,167–3,255 |
Chief Examiner, Grade 2.............................................................. | 3,340–3,430 |
Supervising Examiner | 3,488–3,605–3,722 |
Group Inspector, Grade 1— | |
Ammunition Factory, Footscray................................................ | 3,605–3,722 |
Government Aircraft Factories.................................................. | 3,722–3,838 |
Group Inspector, Grade 2............................................................. | 3,868–3,985–4,102 |
Inspector-in-charge, Grade 1........................................................ | 4,160–4,277–4,394–4,511–4,627 |
Inspector-in-charge, Grade 2........................................................ | 4,744–4,860 |
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Film Editor, Grade 1.................................................................... | 3,864–3,989–4,115–4,240–4,365 |
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Film Officer-............................................................................... | |
Department of the Interior......................................................... | 3,051–3,138–3,226 |
Prime Minister's Department..................................................... | 3,051–3,138–4,226 |
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Station Officer............................................................................ | 3,313–3,430 |
Chief Fire Officer........................................................................ | 3,926–4,043 |
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Department of Social Services— | |
Inquiry Officer, Grade I............................................................ | 2,440–2,527–2,614–2,700–2,788 |
Inquiry Officer, Grade 2........................................................... | 2,788–2,876–2,964 |
Inquiry Officer, Grade 3........................................................... | 2,964–3,051–3,138–3,226 |
Senior Inquiry Officer— | |
Bankstown......................................................................... | 3,051–3,138–3,226–3,313 |
Newcastle.......................................................................... | 3,051–3,138–3,226–3,313 |
Parramatta.......................................................................... | 3,051–3,138–3,226–3,313 |
Queensland........................................................................ | 3,051–3,138–3,226–3,313 |
Victoria.............................................................................. | 3,343–3,430–3,517 |
Sydney............................................................................... | 3,401–3,517–3,634 |
Officer-in-charge— | |
Tasmania............................................................................ | 3,051–3,138–3,226–3,313 |
South Australia and Western Australia................................. | 3,226–3,313–3,401–3,488 |
Queensland......................................................................... | 3,546–3,663–3,780–3,897 |
Victoria.............................................................................. | 3,663–3,780–3,897–4,014 |
New South Wales............................................................... | 3,780–3,897–4,014–4,131–4,248 |
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Machine Operator-in-training..................................................... | 2,107–2,167–2,223–2,294 |
Machine Operator...................................................................... | 2,319–2,422–2,555–2,688–2,821 |
Senior Machine Operator............................................................ | 2,944–3,077 |
First Schedule—
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Mechanic (Aircraft).................................................................... | 2,905–2,993–3,079–3,167 |
Senior Mechanic (Aircraft).......................................................... | 3,343–3,430 |
Foreman Mechanic (Aircraft)...................................................... | 3,926 4,043 |
Inspector (Aircraft)..................................................................... | 3,926–4,043 |
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Medical Laboratory Technologist-in-training............................... | 2,012–2,079–2,137–2,195–2,264 |
Medical Laboratory Technologist................................................ | 2,454–2,538–2,622–2,706–2,790–2,874–2,958 |
Senior Medical Laboratory Technologist, Grade 1........................ | 2,958–3,042–3,126 |
Senior Medical Laboratory Technologist, Grade 2........................ | 3,126–3,210–3,294 |
Senior Medical Laboratory Technologist, Grade 3........................ | 3,294–3,378–3,462 |
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Radio Telegraphist..................................................................... | 4,052–4,208–4,364–4,520–4,677–4,884 |
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Sculleryman............................................................................... | 2,079–2,137–2,195 |
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Seaman (Ordinary)..................................................................... | 2,195–2,264–2,323–2,381–2,469 |
Seaman (Able Bodied)................................................................ | 2,323–2,381–2,469 |
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Shipwright— | |
Department of Shipping and Transport..................................... | 2,672–2,759–2,847 |
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Steward..................................................................................... | 2,137–2,195–2,264 |
Chief Steward............................................................................ | 2,672–2,759–2,847 |
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Assistant Storeman..................................................................... | 2,038–2,107–2,163–2,223 |
Storeman................................................................................... | 2,279–2,350–2,408 |
Storeholder................................................................................ | 2,496–2,590–2,684 |
Senior Storeholder...................................................................... | 2,858 |
Foreman Storeman, Grade 1........................................................ | 3,034 |
Foreman Storeman, Grade 2........................................................ | 3,208 |
Foreman Storeman, Grade 3........................................................ | 3,383 |
Foreman Storeman, Grade 4........................................................ | 3,558 |
Supervising Foreman Storeman, Grade 4..................................... | 3,558 |
Foreman Storeman, Grade 5........................................................ | 3,733 |
Supervising Foreman Storeman, Grade 5..................................... | 3,733 |
Supervising Foreman Storeman, Grade 6..................................... | 3,908 |
First Schedule—
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Supervisor— | |
Repatriation Department— | |
Repatriation General Hospital Concord or Heidelberg............. | 3,663–3,780–3,897–4,014 |
Supervisor— | |
Repatriation Department— | |
| 2,700–2,788 |
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Supervisor— | |
Department of Supply— | |
Weapons Research Establishment— | |
Administrative Wing......................................................... | 3,353 |
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Department of External Affairs— | |
Technician (Radio)................................................................. | 2,352–2,440–2,527–2,628–2,730–2,833–2,936–3,039 |
Supervising Technician........................................................... | 4,023–4,146–4,269 |
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Technician (Radio)............................................................... | 2,264–2,352–2,440–2,527–2,614–2,700 |
Senior Technician (Radio).................................................... | 2,876–2,964–3,051 |
Supervising Technician (Radio), Grade 1............................... | 3,488–3,575 |
Supervising Technician (Radio), Grade 2............................... | 3,663–3,751–3,838 |
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Wiper........................................................................................ | 2,223–2,294–2,352 |
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Workshops Assistant, Grade 1.................................................... | 1,952–2,012–2,079–2,137 |
Workshops Assistant, Grade 2.................................................... | 2,051–2,107–2,167–2,223 |
Workshops Assistant, Grade 3.................................................... | 2,195–2,264–2,323–2,381 |
Senior Workshops Assistant........................................................ | 2,555–2,643 |
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District Employment Officer (Female)......................................... | 3,926–4,542 |
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Supervisor (Female)— | |
Department of External Affairs................................................ | 2,818 |
SECOND SCHEDULE Regulation 5.
AMENDMENTS OF THE SECOND SCHEDULE TO THE
PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATIONS
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THIRD SCHEDULE Regulation 6 (1.).
AMENDMENTS OF PART I. OF THE FOURTH SCHEDULE TO
THE PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATIONS
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Airworthiness Surveyor............................................................... | 4,740–4,920–5,100–5,280–5,460 |
Sectional Airworthiness Surveyor................................................. | 5,664,–5,868–6,072 |
Senior Airworthiness Surveyor..................................................... | 6,272–6,480–6,684 |
Third Schedule—
Supervising Airworthiness Surveyor............................................. | 6,888–7,092–7,296 |
Chief Airworthiness Surveyor...................................................... | 7,800–8,110 |
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Chief Artist................................................................................. | 5,080–5,224–5,368 |
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Inspector (Air Safety).................................................................. | 6,225–6,431–6,636 |
Senior Inspector (Air Safety)........................................................ | 7,249–7,454 |
Chief Inspector (Air Safety)......................................................... | |
7,659–7,864 | |
Director—Air Safety................................................................... | 8,787 |
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Fourth Engineer.......................................................................... | 2,831–2,958–3,085 |
Electrical Engineer...................................................................... | 3,212–3,339–3,466 |
Third Engineer............................................................................ | 3,339–3,466–3,593 |
Second Engineer......................................................................... | 3,720–3,848–3,975 |
Chief Engineer............................................................................ | 5,337–5,487–5,636 |
Third Mate.................................................................................. | 2,831–2,958–3,085 |
Second Mate............................................................................... | 3,085–3,212–3,339 |
First Mate.................................................................................... | 3,339–3,466–3,593 |
Master......................................................................................... | 5,787 |
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Superintendent (Explosives and Chemical Liaison)........................ | 6,995–7,255–7,515–7,777 |
Superintendent (Factory Control).................................................. | 6,995–7,255–7,515–7,777 |
Superintendent (Production)......................................................... | 6,995–7,255–7,515–7,777 |
Superintendent (Materials)........................................................... | 6,995–7,255–7,515–7,777 |
Superintendent (Safety)............................................................... | 6,995–7,255–7,515–7,777 |
Superintendent (Sales and Aid).................................................... | 6,995–7,255–7,515–7,777 |
FOURTH SCHEDULE Regulation 6 (2.).
"PART III.
Office | Scale of Rates of Annual Salary, in Dollars |
Assistant Research Officer.................. | 2,555–2,688–2,821–2,954–3,087–3,220–3,353 |
Defence Officer, Class 1..................... |
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Inspector-in-training........................... |
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Instructor, Grade 1.............................. | 3,220–3,353–3,579 |
Patrol Officer..................................... |
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Programmer-in-training....................... | 3,353–3,579–3,712–3,866–4,020–4,174–4,328 |
Research Officer, Grade 1................... | 3,353–3,579–3,712–3,866–4,020–4,174–4,328 |
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1................ | 3,220–3,353–3,579 |
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2................ | 3,712–3,866–4,020 " |
By Authority: A. J. Arthur, Cwealth Govt Printer, Canberra
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