Public Service Regulations (Amendment) (Cth)

 

STATUTORY RULES

1966 No. 1

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 seventeenth day of December, 1965.

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 seventh day of January, 1966

CASEY

Governor-General.

By His Excellency's Command,

MINISTER OF STATE FOR WORKS

FOR AND ON BEHALF OF

THE Prime Minister.

Amendments of the Public Service Regulations  

Applications for temporary employment.

1. Regulation 123 of the Public Service Regulations is amended by omitting sub-regulation (3.).

* Notified in the Commonwealth Gazette on 13 January, 1965.

 Statutory Rules 1935, No. 18, as amended to date. For previous amendments of the Public Service Regulations, see footnote   to Statutory Rules 1965, No. 4, and see also Statutory Rules 1965, Nos. 4, 12, 19, 23, 30, 44, 48, 71, 75, 76, 149, 172 and 176.

15804/65.—Price 9d. (8c) 10/16.12.1965

First Schedule.

2. The First Schedule to the Public Service Regulations is amended by omitting designation numbers 178, 371, 379, 446, 653 and 671 and the particulars opposite to each of those numbers and inserting in their stead, respectively, the following designation numbers and particulars:—

" 178	Film Officer ....................................................	Prime Minister's ...............................	National Library of Australia ............	£1,302–£1,345–£1,388
Repatriation .....................................	New South Wales and Victoria .........	£1,373–£1,430
Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia ....................................................	£1,302–£1,345–£1,388
Tasmania .........................................	£1,260–£1,302–£1,345 ",
" 371	Overseer (Mail) ....................................................	Postmaster-General's ........................	.........................................................	£1,316–£1,359–£1,402 ",
" 379	Overseer (Transport) ....................................................	Postmaster-General's ........................	.........................................................	£1,018–£1,060–£1,103 ",
" 446	Senior Assistant (Mails) ....................................................	Postmaster-General's ........................	.........................................................	£1,131 ",
" 653	Supervisor (Property) ....................................................	Interior ............................................	Land and Property, South Australia (Adelaide)	£1,060–£1,103–£1,146–£1,188
Land and Property, South Australia (Woomera)	£1,060–£1,103–£1,146–£1,188 " and
" 671	Technical Supervisor ....................................................	Attorney-General's ...........................	Court Reporting, Canberra ................	£1,558–£1,601–£1,658 ".

Fourth Schedule

3.—(1.) The Fourth Schedule to the Public Service Regulations is amended by omitting items 61, 67, 70 and 71 and inserting in their stead, respectively, the following items:—

" 61	Deputy District Registrar, High Court of Australia, New South Wales...........................................	£1,469–£1,527–£1,585–£1,643–£1,701–£1,985–£2,124–£2,263–£2,402–£2,541–£2,680 ",
" 67	Registrar in Bankruptcy, Tasmania .............................................................................................	£1,469–£1,527–£1,585–£1,643–£1,701–£1,985–£2,124–£2,263–£2,402–£2,541–£2,680 ",
" 70	Deputy Registrar in Bankruptcy, Queensland ..............................................................................	£1,469–£1,527–£1,585–£1,643–£1,701–£1,985–£2,124–£2,263–£2,402–£2,541–£2,680 ", and
" 71	Deputy Registrar in Bankruptcy, South Australia .........................................................................	£1,469–£1,527–£1,585–£1,643–£1,701–£1,985–£2,124–£2,263–£2,402–£2,541–£2,680 ".

(2.) The Fourth Schedule to the Public Service Regulations is further amended by inserting after Part 15 the following Part:—

" Part 15a—Court Reporters

71a	Reporter ....................................................................................................................................	£2,490–£2,563–£2,636
71b	Reporter-in-Charge, South Australia and Australian Capital Territory ...........................................	£2,563–£2,636–£2,709
71c	Senior Reporter .........................................................................................................................	£2,636–£2,709–£2,782
71d	Reporter-in-Charge, New South Wales ........................................................................................	£2,928–£3,037
71e	Chief Reporter ...........................................................................................................................	£3,510–£3,655 ".

(3.) The Fourth Schedule to the Public Service Regulations is further amended by inserting after Part 29 the following Parts:—

" Part 29a—Librarians

128a	Librarian, Class 1 ......................................................................................................................	£1,445–£1,515–£1,625–£1,735–£1,845–£1,955–£2,065
128b	Librarian, Class 2 ......................................................................................................................	£2,180–£2,295–£2,410–£2,525
128c	Librarian, Class 3 ......................................................................................................................	£2,650–£2,775–£2,900–£3,025
128d	Principal Librarian .....................................................................................................................	£3,300–£3,450–£3,600
" Part 29b—Library Officers
128e	Library Officer, Grade 1 .............................................................................................................	£1,275–£1,350–£1,425–£1,500
128f	Library Officer, Grade 2 .............................................................................................................	£1,575–£1,650–£1,725–£1,800
" Part 29c—Masters, Mates and Marine Engineers
128G	Third Mate ................................................................................................................................	£1,195–£1,257–£1,319
128h	Second Mate .............................................................................................................................	£1,319–£1,381–£1,443
128j	First Mate ..................................................................................................................................	£1,443–£1,505–£1,567
128k	Master .......................................................................................................................................	£2,636
128l	Fourth Engineer .........................................................................................................................	£1,195–£1,257–£1,319
128m	Electrical Engineer ....................................................................................................................	£1,381–£1,443–£1,505
128n	Third Engineer ..........................................................................................................................	£1,443–£1,505–£1,567
128p	Second Engineer ........................................................................................................................	£1,629–£1,691–£1,753
128q	Chief Engineer ..........................................................................................................................	£2,417–£2,490–£2,563 ".

(4.) The Fourth Schedule to the Public Service Regulations is further amended by inserting after Part 50 the following Part:—

" Part 50a—Valuers

225a	Valuer, Grade 1 ..................................................................................................................................................	£1,540–£1,615–£1,690–£1,765–£1,840–£1,915–£1,990–£2,065
225b	Valuer, Grade 2 ..................................................................................................................................................	£2,200–£2,280–£2,360–£2,440–£2,520
225c	Valuer, Grade 3 ..................................................................................................................................................	£2,640–£2,730–£2,820
225d	Valuer, Grade 4 ..................................................................................................................................................	£2,930–£3,080–£3,230
225e	Chief Valuer, Western Australia ..................................................................................................................................................	£3,340–£3,490
225f	Director (Valuations) ..................................................................................................................................................	£3,725 ".

Authority for payment of allowance.

4. The Public Service Board may authorize the payment of an allowance to each officer or employee who, on or after the eighth day of July, 1965, and before the commencement of this regulation, held, or performed the duties of, an office referred to in item 128l, 128m, 128n, 128p or 128q of the Fourth Schedule to the Public Service Regulations of such an amount as would result in the total remuneration of that officer or employee for the period during which he so held or performed the duties of that office being not less than the total remuneration that would have been payable to that officer or employee in respect of that period if the amendments made by these Regulations had taken effect on the eighth day of July, 1965.

By Authority: A. J. Arthur, Commonwealth Government Printer, Canberra.