Public Service Regulations (Amendment) (Cth)

STATUTORY RULES

1966 No. 17

REGULATIONS UNDER THE PUBLIC SERVICE ACT 1922-1964.*

THE PUBLIC SERVICE BOARD, acting in pursuance and exercise of the authority conferred upon it by the Public Service Act 1922-1964, hereby makes, subject to the approval of the Governor-General, the following Regulations.

Dated this twentieth day of January, 1966.

Chairman.

Commissioner

Commissioner

I, THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL in and over the Commonwealth of Australia, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, hereby approve the following Regulations.

Dated this twenty-ninth day of January, 1966.

CASEY

Governor-General.

By His Excellency's Command,

behalf of the Prime Minister.

Amendments of the Public Service Regulations 

* Notified in theCommonwealth Gazette on  , 1966.

  Statutory Rules 1935, No. 18, as amended to date. For previous amendments of the Public Service Regulations, see footnote   to Statutory Rules 1966, No.

302/66.—Price 9d. (8c) 9/17.1.1.966.

First Schedule.

1. The First Schedule to the Public Service Regulations is amended by omitting designation numbers 119, 253, 359, 360, 369, 451, 534, 604, 634 and 705 and the particulars opposite to each of those numbers and inserting in their stead, respectively, the following designation numbers and particulars:—

" 119.	Chief Technical Officer .......................................................	Postmaster-General's ........................	Radio Section ..................................	£3,120–£3,221–£3,323
Services Section ..............................	£3,028–£3,120–£3,221
Supply ............................................	........................................................	£2,937–£3,028–£3,120 ",
" 253.	Inspector of Seamen and Licences .......................................................	Shipping and Transport ....................	Marine Services ...............................	£1,018–£1,060–£1,103–£1,146 ",
" 359.	Observer .......................................................	Interior ............................................	Commonwealth Bureau of Meteorology	£918–£947–£975–£1,018–£1,060–£1,103–£1,146–£1,188–£1,231–£1,274 ",
" 360.	Observer (Radio) .......................................................	Interior ............................................	Commonwealth Bureau of Meteorology	£1,060–£1,103–£1,146–£1,188–£1,231–£1,274–£1,316 ",
" 369.	Overseer .......................................................	Postmaster-General's ........................	Mail Exchange ................................	£1,316–£1,359–£1,402
Telecommunications ........................	£1,117–£1,160–£1,203
Supply ............................................	Aeronautical Research Laboratories ..	£1,032–£1,075
Treasury ..........................................	Statistician's ....................................	£1,188–£1,231–£1,274–£1,316 ",
" 451.	Senior Assistant (Rosters) .......................................................	Postmaster-General's ........................	Mail Exchange—
New South Wales and Victoria ......	£1,131–£1,174–£1,217–£1,260
Queensland and South Australia ....	£1,131–£1,174
Western Australia .........................	£1,060 ",
" 534.	Senior Observer (Radio) .......................................................	Interior ............................................	Commonwealth Bureau of Meteorology	£1,359–£1,402–£1,445 ",
" 604.	Superintendent .......................................................	Interior ............................................	Australian War Memorial .................	£1,402–£1,445–£1,487
Shipping and Transport ....................	Marine Services, Tasmania ...............	£1,430–£1,473–£1,516–£1,558–£1,601 ",
" 634.	Supervisor .......................................................	Air ..................................................	Headquarters Support Command ......	£1,587–£1,644
Interior ............................................	Commonwealth Bureau of Meteorology	£1,131–£1,174–£1,217
Lands and Policy .............................	£1,203–£1,245–£1,288

 

News and Information Bureau ..........	£1,644–£1,701–£1,758
A.C.T. Services ...............................	£1,188–£1,231
National Development .....................	National Mapping ............................	£1,388–£1,445–£1,501
Postmaster-General's ........................	Accounts (Telegraph Accounts) ........	£1,103–£1,146
Prime Minister's ...............................	National Library of Australia ............	£1,174–£1,217–£1,260
Repatriation ....................................	Branch Office, New South Wales .....	£1,131–£1,174
Social Services ................................	Branch Office, New South Wales ..... .	£1,146–£1,188
Supply ............................................	Ammunition Factory, Footscray .......	£1,815
Central Drawing Office ....................	£1,701–£1,758–£1,815
Weapons Research Establishment—
Administrative Wing ...................	£1,188–£1,231
Trials and Instrumentation Wing	£1,701–£1,758–£1,815
Territories .......................................	Northern Territory Administration ....	£1,060–£1,103–£1,146–£1,188
Treasury ..........................................	Printing—
Plan Printing ...............................	£1,203–£1,245–£1,288
Other .........................................	£1,894–£1,937 ", and
705. Weather Assistant ....................	Interior ............................................	Commonwealth Bureau of Meteorology	£805–£833–£862–£890–£918–£947–£975–£1,018 ".

First Schedule.

2. The First Schedule to the Public Service Regulations is amended by inserting after designation numbers 98, 111, 229, 299, 327, 408, 438, 612 and 693 the following designation numbers and particulars, respectively:—

" 98a.	Caster ..............................................	Treasury ..........................................	Printing ...........................................	£918–£947–£975 ",
" 111a.	Chief Engraver ................................	Treasury ..........................................	Royal Australian Mint ......................	£1,971–£2,028–£2,085 ",
" 229a.	Guillotine Machine Operator ............	Treasury ..........................................	Printing ...........................................	£918–£947–£975 ",
" 299a.	Machine Compositor ........................	Treasury ..........................................	Printing ...........................................	£1,004–£1,032–£1,060 ",
" 327a.	Mechanic (Printing) .........................	Treasury ..........................................	Printing ...........................................	£918–£947–£975 ",
" 408a.	Proof Reader ...................................	Treasury ..........................................	Printing ...........................................	£947–£975–£1,004 ",
" 438a	Section Leader .................................	Interior ............................................	News and Information Bureau ..........	£1,359–£1,416–£1,473 ",
" 612a.	Supervising Radio Technician (Lighthouse), Grade 2 ...................	Shipping and Transport ....................	Queensland and Western Australia ....	£1,644–£1,701–£1,758–£1,815 ", and
" 693a.	Traffic Officer (Investigation) ..........	Territories .......................................	........................................................	£1,203–£1,245–£1,288–£1,331 ".

Second Schedule.

3. The Second Schedule to the Public Service. Regulations is amended by omitting item 16 and inserting in its stead the following item:—

" 16.	Observer, Commonwealth Bureau of Meteorology, Department of the Interior	1. He shall, while in charge of a non-electronic observing station, be paid an allowance at an annual rate equal to the difference between his rate of annual salary and the rate of £1,402 per annum.
2. He shall, while in charge of an electronic observing station, be paid an allowance at an annual rate equal to the difference between his rate of annual salary and the rate of £1,487 per annum".