Public Service (Salaries) Regulations (Amendment) (Cth)

Statutory Rules

1977 No. 48

REGULATIONS UNDER THE PUBLIC SERVICE ACT 1922.*

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

Dated this fifteenth day of March, 1977.

D. LINEHAN

Acting Chairman.

J. C. TAYLOR

Commissioner.

R. J. YOUNG

Deputy of a Commissioner.

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

Dated this seventeenth day of March, 1977.

JOHN R. KERR

Governor-General.

By His Excellency’s Command,

A. A. STREET

Minister of State for Employment and Industrial Relations for and on behalf of the Prime Minister.

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Amendments of the Public Service (Salaries) regulations

Parts.

1. Regulation 3 of the Public Service (Salaries) Regulations is repealed.

2. Regulation 4 of the Public Service (Salaries) Regulations is repealed and the fallowing regulation substituted:—

Incorporation of Public Service Regulations and interpretation.

“ 4. (1) The Public Service Regulations are incorporated, and shall be read as one, with these Regulations and where an expression used in these Regulations is defined in the Public Service Regulations, that expression as so used has the same meaning as in those Regulations.

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* Notified in the Australian Government Gazette on 27 April 1977.

StatutoryRains 1975, No. 26 as attended by Statutory Rules 1975, Nos. 53, 71, 87, 117, 131 193 and 204; and 1976, Nos. 43, 94, 142, 165, 166, 181, 249, 266 and 301; and 1977, No. 35.

“ (2) In these Regulations, unless the contrary intention appears—

(a) ‘ rate ’ means rate per annum; and

(b) a reference to salary or an allowance at the rate of a specified sum in dollars shall be read as a reference to salary or an allowance at the rate of that specified sum per annum.”.

Heading before regulation 5.

3. The Public Service (Salaries) Regulations are amended by omitting the heading “ Part II—Salaries and Allowances Payable to Officers of the Second, Third or Fourth Division ” and substituting the heading “ Part II—Officers of the Second Division ”.

4. Regulations 6, 7, 8 and 9 of the Public Service (Salaries) Regulations are repealed and the following heading and regulations substituted:—

“ Part III—Officers of the Third Division

Salaries payable to officersof Third Division—general scales.

“ 6. (1) For the purposes of sub-section 30 (2) of the Act, the rate at which, or the scale of rates in accordance with which, salary is payable to an officer, other than an officer referred to in regulation 7, who occupies an office in the Third Division described in column 1 of Part I of Schedule 1 is the rate, or scale of rates, specified in column 2 of that Part in relation to that office.

“ (2) For the purposes of sub-section 30 (2) of the Act, the scale of rates in accordance with which salary is payable to an officer, other than an officer referred to in regulation 7, who occupies an office in the Third Division to which there are allotted by its classification the minimum and maximum rates specified, respectively, in columns 2 and 3 of Part II of Schedule 1, is the scale of rates specified in column 4 of that Part in relation to those minimum and maximum rates.

“ (3) For the purposes of sub-section 30 (2) of the Act, the scale of rates in accordance with which salary is payable to an officer who occupies an office in the Third Division described in column 2 of Part III of Schedule 1 in an item in that Part is the scale of rates specified in column 3 of that Part in that item.

Minimum salaries payable to officers of Third Division—according to age.

“ 7. For the purposes of sub-section 30 (2) of the Act, the rate at which salary is payable to an officer who—

(a) occupies an office in the Third Division described in column 2 of Part IV of Schedule 1 in an item in that Part; and
(b) is of an age specified in column 3 of that Part in that item,

is the rate specified in column 4 of that Part in that item in relation to that age.

Certain officers of Third Division to be paid at rates applicable to officers of Fourth Division.

“ 8. The rate at which, or the scale of rates in accordance with which, salary is payable to an officer who occupies one of the following offices in the Third Division is the rate at which, or the scale of rates in accordance with which, salary is payable under regulation 10 to an officer who occupies an office of the same description in the Fourth Division:—

Aeronautical Telecommunications Officer, Grade 1

Aeronautical Telecommunications Officer, Grade 2

Aeronautical Telecommunications Officer, Grade 3

Aeronautical Telecommunications Officer, Grade 4

Assistant Chief Preventive Officer

Assistant Conservator

Assistant Technical Cataloguer

Chief Draftsman, Grade 1

Chief Draftsman, Grade 2

Chief Draftsman, Grade 3

Chief Investigator

Chief Preventive Officer, Grade 1

Chief Preventive Officer, Grade 2

Chief Technical Officer (Buildings), Grade 1

Chief Technical Officer (Buildings), Grade 2

Chief Technical Officer (Buildings), Grade 3

Communications Officer, Grade 1

Communications Officer, Grade 2

Communications Officer, Grade 3

Conservator

Controller (Buildings)

Controller, Radio Inspection Services

Drafting Assistant, Grade 1

Drafting Assistant, Grade 2

Draftsman, Grade 1

Draftsman, Grade 2

Electrical Technical Officer, Grade 1

Electrical Technical Officer, Grade 2

Electrical Technician

Electrical Trainee

Fall-out Shelter Surveyor, Grade 1

Fall-out Shelter Surveyor, Grade 2

Fall-out Shelter Surveyor, Grade 3

Flight Service Officer, Grade 1

Flight Service Officer, Grade 2

Flight Service Officer, Grade 3

Flight Service Officer, Grade 4

Food Service Adviser, Grade 1

Food Service Adviser, Grade 2

Food Service Adviser, Grade 3

Graphic Design Assistant, Grade 1

Graphic Design Assistant, Grade 2

Graphic Designer, Grade 1

Graphic Designer, Grade 2

Graphic Designer, Grade 3

Graphic Designer, Grade 4

Graphic Designer, Grade 5

Head Teacher (Technical)

Investigator

Navy Systems Technical Assistant

Navy Systems Technical Officer, Grade 1

Navy Systems Technical Officer, Grade 2

Preventive Officer

Preventive Officer-in-training

Principal Head Teacher (Technical)

Principal Technical Officer, Grade 1

Principal Technical Officer (Engineering)

Principal Technical Officer (Meteorology)

Principal Telecommunications Technical Officer

Radio Technical Officer, Grade 1

Radio Technical Officer, Grade 2

Radio Technician

Radio Trainee

Senior Draftsman

Senior Electrical Technical Officer, Grade 1

Senior Electrical Technical Officer, Grade 2

Senior Electrical Technical Officer, Grade 3

Senior Head Teacher (Technical)

Senior Investigator

Senior Navy Systems Technical Officer, Grade 1

Senior Navy Systems Technical Officer, Grade 2

Senior Navy Systems Technical Officer, Grade 3

Senior Preventive Officer, Grade 1

Senior Preventive Officer, Grade 2

Senior Radio Technical Officer, Grade 1

Senior Radio Technical Officer, Grade 2

Senior Radio Technical Officer, Grade 3

Senior Technical Cataloguer, Grade 1

Senior Technical Cataloguer, Grade 2

Senior Technical Instructor, Grade 1

(Department of Science)

Senior Technical Instructor, Grade 1

(Department of Transport, Electrical Technical School)

Senior Technical Instructor, Grade 2

(Department of Transport, Electrical Technical School)

Senior Technical Instructor, Grade 1

(Department of Transport, Radio Technical School)

Senior Technical Instructor, Grade 2

(Department of Transport, Radio Technical School)

Senior Technical Instructor, Grade 3

(Department of Transport, Radio Technical School)

Senior Technical Instructor (Navy Systems), Grade 1

Senior Technical Instructor (Navy Systems), Grade 2

Senior Technical Instructor (Navy Systems), Grade 3

Senior Technical Officer, Grade 1

Senior Technical Officer, Grade 2

Senior Technical Officer, Grade 3

Senior Technical Officer (Buildings), Grade 1

Senior Technical Officer (Buildings), Grade 2

Senior Technical Officer (Buildings), Grade 3

Senior Technical Officer (Engineering), Grade 1

Senior Technical Officer (Engineering), Grade 2

Senior Technical Officer (Engineering), Grade 3

Senior Technical Officer (Meteorology), Grade 1

Senior Technical Officer (Meteorology), Grade 2

Senior Technical Officer (Meteorology), Grade 3

Senior Technical Officer (Science), Grade 1

Senior Technical Officer (Science), Grade 2

Senior Technical Officer (Science), Grade 3

Senior Technical Officer (Surveying), Grade 1

Senior Technical Officer (Surveying), Grade 2

Superintendent (Electrical Design)

Superintendent (Vertical Transportation)

Supervising Draftsman

Supervising Investigator

Supervising Preventive Officer

Supervising Technical Cataloguer, Grade 1

Supervising Technical Cataloguer, Grade 2

Supervising Technical Cataloguer, Grade 3

Teacher (Technical)

Technical Assistant, Grade 1

Technical Assistant, Grade 2

Technical Cataloguer

Technical Instructor, Grade 2

(Department of Science)

Technical Instructor, Grade 2

(Department of Transport, Electrical Technical School)

Technical Instructor, Grade 2

(Department of Transport, Radio Technical School)

Technical Instructor (Navy Systems), Grade 2

Technical Officer, Grade 1

Technical Officer, Grade 2

Technical Officer (Buildings), Grade 1

Technical Officer (Buildings), Grade 2

Technical Officer (Engineering), Grade 1

Technical Officer (Engineering), Grade 2

Technical Officer (Medical Laboratory), Grade 1

Technical Officer (Medical Laboratory), Grade 2

Technical Officer (Meteorology), Grade 1

Technical Officer (Meteorology), Grade 2

Technical Officer (Science), Grade 1

Technical Officer (Science), Grade 2

Technical Officer (Surveying), Grade 1

Technical Officer (Surveying), Grade 2

Telecommunications Technical Officer, Grade 1

Trainee Draftsman

Trainee Engineer

Trainee Flight Service Officer

Trainee Naval Architect

Trainee Technical Officer (Buildings)

Trainee Technical Officer (Engineering)

Trainee Technical Officer (Medical Laboratory)

Trainee Technical Officer (Meteorology)

Trainee Technical Officer (Science)

Trainee Technical Officer (Navy Systems)

Trainee Technical Officer (Surveying).

Allowance payable to certain officers and employees of Third Division.

“ 9. (1) Where an officer occupies, or an officer or employee performs the duties of, an office in the Third Division described in column 2 of Part I of Schedule 2 in an item in that Part, an allowance is payable to the officer or employee as provided in column 3 of that Part in that item.

“ (2) Where an officer occupies, or an officer or employee performs the duties of, an office in the Third Division and the officer or employee has the qualification referred to in sub-paragraph 3 (a) of Part II of Schedule 2, an allowance is payable to the officer or employee as provided in that Part.

“ (3) A reference in Schedule 2 to an officer includes a reference to an officer occupying, or an officer or employee performing the duties of, an office described in that Schedule.”.

5. Regulations 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14 of the Public Service (Salaries) Regulations are repealed and the following heading and regulations substituted:—

“ Part IV—Officers of the Fourth Division

Salaries payable to officers of Fourth Division—general scales.

“ 10. For the purposes of sub-section 30 (2) of the Act, the rate at which, or the scale of rates in accordance with which, salary is payable to an officer who occupies an office in the Fourth Division described in column 1 of Part I of Schedule 3 is, subject to regulations 11 and 12, the rate, or scale of rates, specified in column 2 of that Part in relation to that office.

Minimum salaries payable to officers of Fourth Division—according to age.

“ 11. (1) For the purposes of sub-section 30 (2) of the Act, the rate at which salary is payable to an officer who—

(a) occupies an office in the Fourth Division described in column 2 of Part. II of Schedule 3 in an item in that Part; and
(b) is of an age specified in column 3 of that Part in that item,

is, subject to regulation 12, the rate specified in column 4 of that Part in that item in relation to that age.

“ (2) Where an officer—

(a) occupies in the Fourth Division the office of—

(i) Assistant, Grade 1; or

(ii) Clerical Assistant, Grade 1;

(b) is of an age specified in column 2of the table in this sub-regulation in an item in that table; and
(c) has obtained in 4 subjects a pass in the examination held at the end of fourth year of the Victorian School Leaving Examination, Victorian Leaving Technical Examination or Victorian Girls’ Secondary Schools Leaving Certificate Examination course or a pass at an equivalent standard at an examination corresponding to one of those examinations in another State, or holds an educational qualification higher than either of those passes,

the rate at which salary is payable to the officer is the rate specified in column 3 of that table in that item:—

Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
Item	Age of officer	Rate in dollars
1	Under 17 years......................................................................................	3,341
2	17 years.................................................................................................	4,009
3	18 years.................................................................................................	4,677
4	19 years.................................................................................................	5,412
5	20 years.................................................................................................	6,080

“ (3) Where an officer—

(a) occupies in the Fourth Division the office of—

(i) Assistant, Grade 1; or

(ii) Clerical Assistant, Grade 1;

(b) is of an age specified in column 2 of the table in this sub-regulation in an item in that table; and
(c) does not possess the qualifications referred to in paragraph (2) (c),

the rate at which salary is payable to the officer is the rate specified in column 3 of that table in that item:—

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Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
Item	Age of officer	Rate in dollars
1	Under 17 years.........................................................................................	3,199
2	17 years....................................................................................................	3,838
3	18 years....................................................................................................	4,478
4	19 years....................................................................................................	5,182
5	20 years....................................................................................................	5,821

Salaries payable to officers of Fourth Division who are apprentices.

“ 12. (1) For the purposes of sub-section 30 (2) of the Act, where—

(a) an officer occupies an office of Apprentice in the Fourth Division;

(b) the officer has served in that office for a period specified in column 2 of the table in this sub-regulation in an item in that table; and
(c) the rate specified in column 3 of that table in that item is higher than the rate that, but for this sub-regulation, would be the rate at which salary is payable to the officer,

the rate at which salary is payable to the officer is, subject to sub-regulation (2), the rate so specified:—

Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
Item	Period of service in office	Rate in dollars
1	Not less than 2 years but less than 3 years	4,396
2	Not less than 3 years but less than 4 years	5,994
3	4 years or more........................................................................................	7,033

“ (2) Sub-regulation (1) does not apply to an officer occupying an office of Apprentice in the Fourth Division who is indentured to serve as an apprentice for a period of 4 years.

“ (3) Where the rate at which salary would, but for this sub-regulation, be payable under Part II of Schedule 3 to an officer referred to in sub-regulation (2) is less than the rate specified in column 3 of the table in this sub-regulation in an item in that table and the period of service in the office specified in column 2 of that table in that item is the period of service of the officer in the office of apprentice, the rate at which salary is payable to the officer is the rate so specified:—

Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
Item	Period of service in office	Rate is dollar
1	Not less than 1 year but less than 2 years...............................................	4,396
2	Not less than 2 years but less than 3 years..............................................	5,994
3	3 years or more........................................................................................	7,003

“ (4) For the purposes of sub-regulation (3), where an officer referred to in that sub-regulation is entitled in accordance with the indenture to be credited with a period of some other service as if it had been part of the term of apprenticeship, the officer shall be deemed to have served for that additional period in the office of Apprentice.

“ (5) Where the rate at which salary would, but for this sub-regulation, be payable to an officer who—

(a) occupies in the Fourth Division the office of—

(i) Apprentice Electrical Tradesman; or

(ii) Apprentice Tradesman (Radio); and

(b) has not attained the age of 21 years,

is less than the rate specified in column 3 of the table in this sub-regulation in an item in that table and the period of service in the office specified in column 2 of that table in that item is the period of service of the officer in that office, the rate at which salary is payable to the officer is the rate so specified:—

Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
Item	Period of service in office	Rate in dollars
1	Not less than 1 year but less than 2 years..............................................	4,478
2	Not less than 2 years but less than 3 years.............................................	6,106
3	3 years or more.......................................................................................	7,164

“ (6) Where an officer occupying an office of Student Nurse in the Department of Health, Northern Territory, has not attained the age of 21 years and has served in that office for the period specified in column 2 of the table in this sub-regulation in an item in that table, the rate at which salary is payable to the officer is the rate specified in column 3 of that table in that item:—

Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
Item	Period of service in office	Rate in dollars
1	Less than 1 year......................................................................................	4,816
2	Not less than 1 year but less than 2 years...............................................	5,563
3	2years or more.......................................................................................	6,310

Allowances payable to certain officers of Fourth Division.

“ 13. (1) Where an officer—

(a) occupies the office in the Fourth Division of Computing Assistant;

(b) is of an age specified in column 2 of the table in this sub-regulation in an item in that table;

(c) possesses the educational qualifications required for transfer from the Fourth Division to the Third Division; and
(d) is paid, under sub-regulation 11 (1), salary at a rate less than the rate specified in column 3 of that table in that item,

the officer shall be paid an allowance at a rate equal to the difference between the rate at which salary is payable to the officer under sub-regulation 11 (1) and the rate so specified:—

Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
Item	Age of officer	Rate in dollars
1	Under 18 years......................................................................................	4,280
2	18 years.................................................................................................	4,993
3	19 years.................................................................................................	5,778
4	20 years.................................................................................................	6,491

“ (2) Where—

(a) an officer occupies in the Fourth Division the office of—

(i) Assistant, Grade 1; or

(ii) Clerical Assistant, Grade 1;

(b) the officer has attained the age of 21 years;

(c) the officer has obtained in 4 subjects a pass in the examination held at the end of fourth year of the Victorian School Leaving Examination, Victorian Leaving Technical Examination or Victorian Girls Secondary Schools Leaving Certificate Examination course or a pass at an equivalent standard at an examination corresponding to one of those examinations in another State, or holds an educational qualification higher than either of those passes; and

(d) the rate of salary payable to the officer is less than $6,681,

the officer shall be paid an allowance to raise the rate of salary payable to the officer to $6,681.

“ (3) Where an officer occupies, or an officer or employee performs the duties of, an office in the Fourth Division described is column 2 of Schedule 4 in an item in that Schedule, an allowance is payable to the officer or employee as provided in column 3 of that Schedule in that item.

“ (4) A reference in Schedule 4 to an officer includes a reference to an officer occupying, of an officer or employee performing the duties of, an office specified in that Schedule.

Certain officers of Fourth Division to be paid at rata applicable to officers of Third Division.

“ 14. The scale of rates in accordance with which salary is payable to an officer in the Fourth Division occupying one of the following offices is the scale of rates in accordance with which salary Is payable under regulation 6 to an officer occupying an office in the Third Division having the same designation:—

Food Service Manager, Grade 4

Food Service Manager, Grade 5

Quarry Manager

Radiographer-in-training

Remedial Physical Training instructor

Senior Food Service Adviser, Grade 1

Senior Food Service Adviser, Grade 2.”.

Heading before regulation 15.

6. The Public Service (Salaries) Regulations are amended by omitting the heading “ Part III—Salaries and Allowances Payable to Officers Appointed as Unattached Officers of Second, Third or Fourth Division ” and substituting the heading “ Part V—Unattached Officers ”.

7. Regulation 15 of the Public Service (Salaries) Regulations is repealed and the following regulation substituted:—

Salary and allowances payable to unattached officers.

“ 15. (1) The rate of salary payable to an officer appointed to the Service as an unattached officer of the Second, Third or Fourth Division and not transferred to an office in accordance with section 47 of the Act is the rate at which salary would be payable to the officer while occupying an office in that Division—

(a) that has a designation corresponding to that applicable to the officer as an unattached officer; and
(b) the duties applicable to which are substantially the same as the duties of the officer as an unattached officer.

“ (2) An allowance payable under these Regulations to an officer who occupies a particular office in a Division is payable, under the like conditions, to an unattached officer to whom sub-regulation (1) applies and to whom is applicable a designation corresponding to the designation of that office,”.

Heading before regulation 16.

8. The Public Service (Salaries) Regulations are amended by omitting the heading “ Part IV—Miscellaneous ”.

Incorporation of Public Service Regulations.

9.Regulation 16 of the Public Service (Salaries) Regulations is repealed.

Schedule 1.

10. Schedule 1 to the Public Service (Salaries) Regulations is repealed and the following Schedule substituted:—

SCHEDULE 1 Regulations 6 and 7

ANNUAL SALARIES OF CERTAIN OFFICERS OF THE THIRD DIVISION

PART I

Column 1	Column 2
Description of office	Rate, or scale of rates, in dollars
Group 1
Lecturer.................................................................................	13,850–14,499–15,147–15,795–16,444–17,092–17,741–18,389
Senior Lecturer.....................................................................	18,795–19,437–20,080–20,723–21,367–22,010
Associate Professor—	24,971
Royal Military College, Duntroon........................................	24,971
Deputy Warden—	24,971
R.A.A.F. Academy, Point Cook...........................................	24,971
Warden—	26,237
R.A.A.F. Academy, Point Cook...........................................	26,237
Group 2
Royal Australian Naval College, Jervis Bay—	11,851–12,215–12,578–12,941–13,303-13,667
Lecturer, Grade 1..................................................................	11,851–12,215–12,578–12,941–13,303-13,667
Lecturer, Grade 2..............................................................	13,850–14,369–14,887–15,407–15,925–16,123–16,775
Lecturer-in-charge.............................................................	18,389–19,037–19,686
Director of Studies............................................................	20,548–21,191–21,835
Group 3
Actuary.................................................................................	19,691–20,600–21,513–22,423
Group 4
Trainee Air Traffic Controller..............................................	7,637–7,836
Air Traffic Controller-in-training..........................................	8,094
Air Traffic Controller, Class 1..............................................	8,596–8,887–9,183–9,478–9,773–10,070

Schedule 1—continued

Annual Salaries of Certain Officers of the Third Division—continued

Part I—continued

Column 1	Column 2
Description of office	Rate, or scale of rates, in dollars
Group 4—continued
Air Traffic Controller, Class 2..............................................	11,934–12,290–12,643–12,999
Air Traffic Controller, Class 3..............................................	13,531–13,910–14,289–14,668
Air Traffic Controller, Class 4..............................................	15,171–15,550–15,928
Air Traffic Controller, Class 5..............................................	16,432–16,851–17,272
Air Traffic Controller, Class 6..............................................	17,833–18,254
Air Traffic Controller, Class 7..............................................	18,869–19,312
Air Traffic Control Superintendent......................................	22,950
Group 5
Airways Operations Superintendent, Class 1.......................	19,312
Airways Operations Superintendent, Class 2.......................	21,131
Group 6
Airways Surveyor.................................................................	14,677–14,962–15,244
Senior Airways Surveyor......................................................	16,013–16,358–16,703
Chief Airways Surveyor—	18,300
Flying Unit.......................................................................	18,300
Superintendent—	22,950
Flying Unit.......................................................................	22,950
Group 7
Airworthiness Surveyor........................................................	13,661–14,017–14,371–14,727–15,083
Sectional Airworthiness Surveyor........................................	15,461–15,828–16,194
Senior Airworthiness Surveyor.............................................	16,609–16,987–17,366
Supervising Airworthiness Surveyor.....................................	17,792–18,182–18,574
Chief Airworthiness Surveyor..............................................	19,672–20,265
Group 8
Anthropologist......................................................................	18,284–18,780–19,334
Group 9
Architect, Class 1..................................................................	9,567–9,864–10,436–11,006–11,654–12,297–13,004
Architect, Class 2..................................................................	13,709–14,204–14,705–15,202
Architect, Class 3..................................................................	15,932–16,521–17,107–17,698
Architect, Class 4..................................................................	18,484–19,078–19,670
Architect, Class 5..................................................................	20,484–21,131–21,780
Group 10
Area Manager, Class 1..........................................................	13,779–14,266–14,754–15,240
Area Manager, Class 2..........................................................	16,082–1 6,657–17,228–17,798
Area Manager, Class 3..........................................................	18,656–19,235–19,811
Construction Manager...........................................................	20,690–21,317–21,944
Group 11
Assistant Education Officer..................................................	7,754–8,021–8,288
Assistant Examiner of Patents..............................................	8,464–8,722
Assistant Pharmacist.............................................................	9,111–9,373
Group 12
Assistant Commissioner of Police........................................	22,101
Group 13
Assistant Director, Counselling and Welfare.......................	16,100–16,585–17,070–17,556

Schedule 1—continued

Annual Salaries of Certain Officers of the Third Division— continued

Part I—continued

Column 1	Column 2
Description of office	Rate, or scale of rates, in dollars
Group 14
Assistant Parliamentary Counsel, Grade 1...........................	9,697–10,004–10,312–10,621–11,236–12,585–13,259–13,934–14,607–15,283–15,958
Assistant Parliamentary Counsel, Grade 2...........................	16,987–17,661–18,337
Assistant Parliamentary Counsel, Grade 3...........................	20,384–21,058–21,733
Group 15
Assistant Regional Director (Operations), Class 1...............	21,131
Assistant Regional Director (Operations), Class 2...............	22,950
Group 16
Australian Government Dairy Expert...................................	22,824
Group 17
Cadet (Agricultural Economics); Cadet Agronomist; Cadet Architect; Cadet Auditor; Cadet Computer Systems Officer; Cadet (Defence Science); Cadet (Economics); Cadet Engineer; Cadet Examiner of Patents; Cadet Forestry Officer; Cadet Medical Laboratory Technologist; Cadet Naval Architect; Cadet Physiotherapist; Cadet Quantity Surveyor; Cadet Social Worker; Cadet (Statistics); Cadet Surveyor; Cadet Taxation Officer; Cadet Veterinary Officer; Medical Records Officer-in-training...............................................................................	4,558–4,738
Group 18
Chairman, Australian Fire Board.........................................	20,371–21,317–21,944
Group 19
Chairman, Promotions Appeal Committee...........................	21,487
Group 20
Chief Development Officer (Electrographic Processes)—	22,722
Department of Defence, Materials Research Laboratories, South Australia..............................................................	22,722
Group 21
Chief Inspector (Ammunition)—	20,292–20,691–21,316–21,945
Department of Defence, Logistic Command, Headquarters, Victoria...................................................	20,292–20,691–21,316–21,945
Group 22
Chiropodist...........................................................................	8,636–9,000–9,369
Group 23
Clerk-Reporter......................................................................	11,628–11,972–12,314–12,657–13,000
Senior Clerk-Reporter...........................................................	13,343–13,686
Group 24
Commonwealth Director of Health—	24,597–25,485
Department of Health, Tasmania.......................................	24,597–25,485
Group 25
Computer Systems Officer, Grade 1.....................................	10,155–10,590–11,028–11,467–11,903–12,341–12,780
Computer Systems Officer, Grade 2.....................................	13,659–14,094–14,535–14,975
Computer Systems Officer, Grade 3.....................................	16,290–16,945–17,596
Computer Systems Officer, Grade 4.....................................	18,255–18,911
Computer Systems Officer, Grade 5.....................................	19,567–20,222

Schedule 1—continued

Annual Salaries of Certain Officers of the Third Division—continued

Part I—continued

Column 1	Column 2
Description of office	Rate, or scale of rates, in dollars
Group 26
Dairy Exports Standards Officer, Grade 1............................	9,776–10,158–10,538–10,918–11,298
Dairy Exports Standards Officer, Grade 2............................	11,679–12,057–12,439–12,816
Dairy Exports Standards Officer, Grade 3............................	13,308–13,797–14,292
Supervising Dairy Exports Standards Officer......................	14,784–15,275
Chief Dairy Exports Standards Officer................................	15,810–16,342
Group 27
Defence Food Service Adviser.............................................	22,824
Group 28
Dental Specialist...................................................................	18,644–19,295–19,945–20,596–21,247
Group 29
Dental Therapist-in-training..................................................	6,003
Dental Therapist....................................................................	7,609–8,025–8,441–8,858–9,278–9,701–10,123
Tutor Dental Therapist..........................................................	10,547–10,968–11,391
Group 30
Dentist, Class 1.....................................................................	11,898–12,727–13,555–14,383–15,211–16,040–16,869
Dentist, Class 2.....................................................................	17,461–18,053–18,644
Dentist, Class 3.....................................................................	19,235–19,828–20,419
Group 31
Design Manager, Class 1......................................................	16,082–16,657–17,228–17,798
Design Manager, Class 2......................................................	18,656–19,235–19,811
Design Manager, Class 3......................................................	20,690–21,317–21,944
Group 32
Director, Australian War Memorial......................................	22,087
Group 33
Director (City Parks Administration)...................................	21,171
Group 34
Director (Medical Services)—	20,526–21,401
Department of Veterans’ Affairs, Tasmania......................	20,526–21,401
Group 35
Director of Fish Exports Standards—	19,402
Department of Primary Industry.......................................	19,402
Group 36
Director of Publications—	20,643
National Library of Australia............................................	20,643
Group 37
Director (Publishing)—	22,172
Australian Government Publishing Service of the Department of Administrative Services.........................	22,172

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Part I—continued

Column 1	Column 2
Description of office	Rate, or scale of rates, in dollars
Group 38
Education Officer, Class 1....................................................	10,264–10,857–11,448–12,040–12,633–13,224–13,815
Education Officer, Class 2....................................................	14,230–14,643–15,058–15,472
Education Officer, Class 3....................................................	15,964–16,454–16,946–17,436
Education Officer, Class 4....................................................	18,004–18,574–19,141
Group 39
Engineer, Class 1...................................................................	9,373–9,792–10,460–11,226–12,093–12,961
Engineer, Class 2...................................................................	13,779–14,266–14,754–15,240
Engineer, Class 3...................................................................	16,082–16,657–17,228–17,798
Engineer, Class 4...................................................................	18,656–19,235–19,811
Engineer, Class 5...................................................................	20,690–21,317–21,944
Group 40
Examiner of Airmen—	14,968–15,330–15,691
Theory and Examinations.................................................	14,968–15,330–15,691
Other than Theory and Examinations...............................	14,677–14,962–15,244
Senior Examiner of Airmen—	16,575–17,032–17,488
Theory and Examinations.................................................	16,575–17,032–17,488
Other than Theory and Examinations...............................	16,013–16,358–16,703
Group 41
Examiner of Patents, Class 1.................................................	9,111–9,373–9,792–10,460–11,226–12,093–12,961
Examiner of Patents, Class 2.................................................	13,539–14,032–14,513–15,003
Supervising Examiner of Patents, Class 1.............................	15,695–16,265–16,835–17,407
Supervising Examiner of Patents, Class 2.............................	18,120–18,697–19,274
Director (Development and Classification)...........................	18,120–18,697–19,274
Assistant Commissioner of Patents—	20,949
Patent Examination Branch of the Patent, Trade Marks and Designs Offices......................................................	20,949
Group 42
Examiner of Patents, Grade B...............................................	8,477–8,772–9,134–9,545–9,959–10,368–10,825–11,280–11,740–12,198
Examiner of Patents, Grade A...............................................	12,660–13,116–13,576–14,034–14,491
Group 43
Experimental Officer, Class 1...............................................	9,111–9,373–9,792–10,460–11,226–12,093–12,961
Experimental Officer, Class 2...............................................	13,539–14,032–14,513–15,003
Experimental Officer, Class 3...............................................	15,695–16,265–16,835–17,407
Experimental Officer, Class 4...............................................	18,120–18,697–19,274
Experimental Officer, Class 5...............................................	19,866–20,461–21,056
Group 44
Department of Defence or Department of Transport—	12,025–12,386–12,745
Film Director, Grade 1......................................................	12,025–12,386–12,745
Film Director, Grade 2......................................................	13,772–14,104–14,436–14,768

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Part I—continued

Column 1	Column 2
Description of office	Rate, or scale of rates, in dollars
Group 45
Flight Service Supervisor, Grade 1.......................................	14,136–14,496–14,854
Flight Service Supervisor, Grade 2.......................................	15,211–15,570–15,929
Flight Service Supervisor, Grade 3.......................................	16,319–16,712–17,102
Flight Service Supervisor, Grade 4.......................................	17,690–18,113–18,537
Flight Service Superintendent...............................................	21,131
Group 46
Flying Operations Superintendent, Class 1...........................	19,312
Flying Operations Superintendent, Class 2...........................	21,131
Group 47
Food Service Manager, Grade 4............................................	11,591–11,928–12,264–12,602
Food Service Manager, Grade 5............................................	13,069–13,435–13,805–14,171
Group 48
Fuel Technologist..................................................................	12,961–13,539–14,032–14,513–15,003
Senior Fuel Technologist.......................................................	15,695–16,265–16,835–17,407
Principal Fuel Technologist...................................................	18,120–18,697–19,274
Chief Fuel Technologist........................................................	19,866–20,461–21,056
Group 49
Government Printer...............................................................	21,041
Group 50
Inspector (Air Safety)............................................................	16,119–16,575–17,032–17,488
Senior Inspector (Air Safety)................................................	18,855–19,377
Chief Inspector (Air Safety)..................................................	20,126–20,786
Director (Air Safety).............................................................	22,950
Group 51
Interior Designer, Class 1......................................................	8,898–9,236–9,811–10,395–10,977–11,556–12,139
Interior Designer, Class 2......................................................	12,660–13,093–13,529–13,965
Interior Designer, Class 3......................................................	14,483–15,003–15,523–16,044
Group 52
Journalist, Grade B................................................................	12,368–12,667–12,964
Journalist, Grade A................................................................	14,559–14,898–15,238
Journalist, Grade A1..............................................................	17,130–17,794
Assistant Director of Public Relations—	19,096

Department of Defence.....................................................
Department of Education..................................................	19,096
Department of Health........................................................	19,096
Department of Social Security...........................................	19,096
Department of Transport....................................................	19,096
Senior Editor—	19,096
Department of Overseas Trade..........................................	19,096
Senior Liaison Officer (Publicity)—	19,096
Department of Overseas Trade..........................................	19,096
Director of Public Relations—	19,096
Any Department except the Department of Education, Department of Health, Department of Social Security, Department of Transport, or Department of Defence.......	19,096
Department of Education..................................................	20,398
Department of Health........................................................	20,398
Department of Social Security...........................................	20,398
Department of Transport....................................................	20,398
Department of Defence.....................................................	21,700

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Part I—continued

Column 1	Column 2
Description of office	Rate, or scale of rates, in dollars
Group 52—continued
Assistant Director (Publicity Section)—
Department of Overseas Trade.............................................	20,398
Director (information and Publicity)—
Department of Aboriginal Affairs.........................................	20,398
Director (Trade Publicity)........................................................	21,700
Australian Office of Information of the Department of Administrative Services—
Director—
Canberra......................................................................	20,398
Director—
Australian Government Liaison Service..........................	20,398
Assistant Director.............................................................	21,700
Senior Liaison Officer......................................................	19,096
Group 53
Land Surveyor, Class 1............................................................	9,436–9,852–10,505–11,154–11,807–42,459–13,106–13,758–14,409–15,060
Land Surveyor, Class 2............................................................	15,781–16,413–17,043–17,685
Land Surveyor, Class 3............................................................	18,395–18,972–19,550
Assistant Surveyor-General	20,335–20,966–21,595
Surveyor-General—
Department of Administrative Services, Northern Territory	20,335–20,966–21,595
Group 54
Legal Officer..........................................................................	9,697–10,004–10,312–10,621–11,236–12,585–13,259–13,934–14,607–15,283–15,958
Senior Legal Officer................................................................	16,987–17,661–18,337
Principal Legal Officer............................................................	20,384–21,058–21,733
Group 55
Librarian-in-training................................................................	8,204–8,464–8,727–8,993
Librarian, Class 1....................................................................	8,998–9,436–9,980–10,525–11,069–11,615–12,159
Librarian, Class 2....................................................................	12,602–13,047–13,489–13,934
Librarian, Class 3....................................................................	14,526–15,118–15,709–16,301
Principal Librarian..................................................................	17,603–18,283–18,964
Group 56
Assistant Library Officer.........................................................	7,161–7,432–7,705–7,977
Library Officer, Grade 1..........................................................	8,248–8,531–8,829–9,132
Library Officer, Grade 2..........................................................	9,434–9,739–10,042–10,346
Library Officer, Grade 3..........................................................	10,651–10,953–11,258–11,560
Group 57
Marine Education Officer, Grade 1...........................................	16,596–17,189–17,780
Marine Education Officer, Grade 2...........................................	18,454–19,094–19,732
Group 58
Department of Transport—
M.V. Cape Don, M.V. Cape Moreton or M.V. Cape Pillar—
Fourth Engineer..............................................................	15,514
Electrical Engineer..........................................................	15,790
Third Engineer................................................................	15,888
Second Engineer.............................................................	17,345
Chief Engineer................................................................	21,209

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Part 5—continued

Column 1	Column 2
Description of office	Rate, or scale of rates, in dollars
Group 59
Marine Surveyor.........................................................................	13,221–13,672–14,121–14,573–15,023–15,474–15,926
Senior Marine Surveyor..............................................................	16,596–17,189–17,780
Principal Marine Surveyor...........................................................	18,454–19,094–19,732
Senior Principal Marine Surveyor................................................	20,444–21,093
Chief Marine Surveyor................................................................	22,159
Group 60
Department of Transport—
M.V. Cape Don, M.V. Cape Moreton or M.V. Cape Pillar—
Third Mate..............................................................................	15,514
Second Mate...........................................................................	15,888
First Mate...............................................................................	17,345
Master....................................................................................	21,429
Group 61
Medical Officer, Class 1..............................................................	16,312–17,082–17,851–18,620–19,389–20,158–21,046–21,934
Medical Officer, Class 2..............................................................	22,821–23,709
Medical Officer, Class 3..............................................................	24,597–25,485
Group 62
Resident Medical Officer.............................................................	12,513–13,531–14,548–15,567–16,585–17,603
Assistant Medical Superintendent................................................	22,392–23,210
Assistant Officer-in-charge (Outpatients Clinic)—
Department of Veterans’ Affairs, New South Wales..................	22,392–23,210
Medical Superintendent, Grade 1.................................................	22,392–23,210
Officer-in-charge (Outpatients Clinic), Grade 1.............................	22,392–23,210
Rehabilitation Medical Officer.....................................................	22,392–23,210
Senior Registrar..........................................................................	22,392–23,210
Deputy Medical Superintendent, Grade 1.....................................	23,868–24,698
Medical Superintendent, Grade 2.................................................	23,868–24,698
Officer-in-charge (Outpatients Clinic), Grade 2.............................	23,868–24,698
Deputy Medical Superintendent, Grade 2.....................................	26,702
Medical Superintendent, Grade 3.................................................	26,702
Medical Superintendent, Grade 4.................................................	29,093
Medical Superintendent, Grade 5.................................................	32,672
Group 63
Research Medical Officer, Class 1...............................................	17,247–17,992–18,738–19,484–20,327–21,170–22,012–23,238–24,326–25,415
Research Medical Officer, Class 2...............................................	26,803–28,190–29,580
Research Medical Officer, Class 3...............................................	32,315
Research Medical Officer, Class 4...............................................	34,046
Research Medical Officer, Class 5...............................................	36,237
Group 64
Specialist....................................................................................	22,987–24,407–25,827–27,249–28,668–31,508
Senior Specialist-in-charge..........................................................	33,253
Consultant..................................................................................	35,147
Group 65
Medical Services Adviser, Class 1...............................................	26,803–28,190–29,580
Medical Services Adviser, Class 2...............................................	32,315

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Part I—continued

Column 1	Column 2
Description of office	Rate, or scale of rates, in dollars
Group 66
Nautical Adviser.......................................................................	20,650–21,301
Group 67
Naval Architect, Class 1...........................................................	9,373–9,792–10,460–11,226–12,093–12,961
Naval Architect, Class 2...........................................................	13,779–14,266–14,754–15,240
Naval Architect, Class 3...........................................................	16,082–16,657–17,228–17,798
Naval Architect, Class 4...........................................................	18,656–19,235–19,811
Naval Architect, Class 5...........................................................	20,690–21,317–21,944
Group 68
Occupational Therapist, Class 1...............................................	8,265–8,818–9,378–9,939–10,501–11,064–11,625
Occupational Therapist, Class 2...............................................	12,188–12,749–13,314
Occupational Therapist, Class 3...............................................	13,876–14,437–14,999
Occupational Therapist, Class 4...............................................	15,560–16,123
Occupational Therapist, Class 5...............................................	17,070
Group 69
Physiotherapist, Class 1............................................................	8,265–8,818–9,378–9,939–19,501–11,064–11,625
Physiotherapist, Class 2............................................................	12,188–12,749–13,314
Physiotherapist, Class 3............................................................	13,876–14,437–14,999
Physiotherapist, Class 4............................................................	15,560–16,123
Group 70
Professional Assistant...............................................................	7,309–7,584–7,858–8,131–8,405–8,704–9,007
Group 71
Project Manager, Class 1..........................................................	16,082–16,657–17,228–17,798
Project Manager, Class 2..........................................................	18,656–19,235–19,811
Project Manager, Class 3..........................................................	20,690–21,317–21,944
Group 72
Psychologist, Class 1................................................................	8,906–9,488–10,075–10,660–11,247–11,999–12,749
Psychologist, Class 2................................................................	13,768–14,253–14,738–15,224
Psychologist, Class 3................................................................	16,100–16,585–17,070–17,556
Psychologist, Class 4................................................................	18,431–18,994–19,556
Group 73
Quantity Surveyor, Class 1.......................................................	9,345–9,766–10,379–11,029–11,660–12,292–12,915
Quantity Surveyor, Class 2.......................................................	13,488–13,977–14,468–14,962
Quantity Surveyor, Class 3.......................................................	15,568–16,061–16,554–17,050
Quantity Surveyor, Class 4.......................................................	17,773–18,358–18,949
Group 74
Quarry Manager........................................................................	14,391–14,800–15,207
Group 75
Radiographer, Grade 1..............................................................	8,288–8,663–9,040–9,422–9,802
Radiographer, Grade 2..............................................................	10,222–10,640–11,058
Radiographer, Grade 3..............................................................	11,475–11,894
Radiographer, Grade 4..............................................................	32,310–12,727

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Part I—continued

Column 1	Column 2
Description of office	Rate, or scale of rates, in dollars
Group 76
Deputy District Registrar—
High Court of Australia, Victoria.............................................	9,697–10,004–10,312–10,621–11,236–12,585–13,259–13,934–14,607–15,283–15,958
Deputy Registrar in Bankruptcy—
New South Wales (Position No. 10), Queensland or South Australia.............................................................................	9,697–10,004–10,312–10,621–11,236–12,585–13,259–13,934–14,607–15,283–15,958
Registrar in Bankruptcy—
Tasmania...............................................................................	9,697–10,004–10,312–10,621–11,236–12,585–13,259–13,934–14,607–15,283–15,958
Deputy Registrar—
High Court of Australia, New South Wales..............................	56,987–17,661–18,337
Deputy Registrar in Bankruptcy—
New South Wales (Position No. 2) or Victoria..........................	16,987–17,661–18,337
Registrar in Bankruptcy—
Queensland or Western Australia.............................................	16,987–17,661–18,337
District Registrar—
High Court of Australia, Victoria.............................................	20,384–21,058–21,733
Registrar in Bankruptcy—
New South Wales, Victoria or South Australia.........................	20,384–21,058–21,733
Group 77
Remedial Physical Training Instructor.........................................	6,812–7,085–7,358–7,631–8,127–8,621–9,115–9,616–10,118–10,619
Senior Remedial Physical Training Instructor, Grade 1.................	11,125–11,632–12,139
Senior Remedial Physical Training Instructor, Grade 2.................	12,635–13,140–13,647
Group 78
Reporter.....................................................................................	14,988–15,352–15,718–16,085–16,450–16,815
Senior Reporter..........................................................................	16,815–17,180–17,548
Reporter-in-charge, Grade 1........................................................	16,450–16,815–17,180
Reporter-in-charge, Grade 2........................................................	18,278–19,009
Chief Reporter...........................................................................	22,932
Group 79
Science 1...................................................................................	9,111–9,373–9,792–10,460–11,226–12,093–12,961
Science 2...................................................................................	13,539–14,032–14,513–15,003
Science 3...................................................................................	15,695–16,265–16,835–17,407
Science 4...................................................................................	18,120–18,697–19,274
Science 5...................................................................................	19,866–20,461–21,056
Group 80
Scientific Officer........................................................................	9,846–10,528–11,305–12,153
Research Scientist......................................................................	13,517–14,049–14,579–15,116–15,645–16,175–16,709
Senior Research Scientist............................................................	17,320–17,968–18,619–19,269–19,919
Principal Research Scientist……………………………………….	20,690–21,406–22,119–22,834–23,552
Senior Principal Research Scientist………………………………	24,855–27,368

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Part I—continued

Column 1	Column 2
Description of office	Rate, or scale of rates, in dollars
Group 81
Senior Food Service Adviser, Grade 1..................................	13,075–13,472–13,870–14,265
Senior Food Service Adviser, Grade 2..................................	14,916–15,354–15,792
Group 82
Social Worker, Class 1..........................................................	9,141–9,662–10,181–10,703–11,224–11,745–12,264
Social Worker, Class 2..........................................................	12,822–13,343–13,861
Social Worker, Class 3..........................................................	14,265–14,787–15,306
Social Worker, Class 4..........................................................	15,850–16,395
Social Worker, Class 5..........................................................	17,786–18,438
Group 83
Speech Therapist, Class 1.....................................................	8,265–8,818–9,378–9,939–10,501–11,064–11,625
Speech Therapist, Class 2.....................................................	12,188–12,749–13,314
Speech Therapist, Class 3.....................................................	13,876–14,437–14,999
Group 84
Superintendent (Factory Control)..........................................	18,398–18,991–19,590–20,158
Superintendent (Materials)....................................................	18,398–18,991–19,590–20,158
Superintendent (Production).................................................	18,398–18,991–19,590–20,158
Superintendent (Safety).........................................................	18,398–18,991–19,590–20,158
Superintendent (Sales and Aid).............................................	18,398–18,991–19,590–20,158
Group 85
Superintendent (Hull Design)—
Department of Transport.......................................................	18,656–19,235–19,811
Group 86
Superintendent (Hydrometeorology).....................................	18,398–18,991–19,590–20,158
Group 87
Supervisor of Departmental Aircraft.....................................	15,517–15,955–16,393
Group 88
Surveyor, Class 1...................................................................	9,436–9,852–10,505–11,154–11,807–12,459–13,106–13,758–14,409–15,060
Surveyor, Class 2...................................................................	15,781–16,413–17,043–17,685
Surveyor, Class 3...................................................................	18,395–18,972–19,550
Assistant Director—
National Mapping Division of the Department of National Resources...............................................................................	20,335–20,966–21,595
Group 89
Teacher, Grade 1...................................................................	5,259–5,565–5,871–6,178–6,484–6,788–7,085–7,382–7,679–7,975–8,273–8,568–8,864
Teacher, Grade 2...................................................................	9,282–9,697–10,112
Teacher, Grade 3...................................................................	10,468–10,884–11,299
Teacher, Grade 4...................................................................	12,368–12,783–13,198
Teacher, Grade 5...................................................................	13,792–14,266–14,721
Group 90
Technical College Principal...................................................	22,396

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Part I—continued

Column 1	Column 2
Description of office	Rate, or scale of rates, in dollars
Group 95
Town Planner, Class 1...........................................................................................	9,567–9,864–10,436–11,006–11,654–12,297–13,004
Town Planner, Class 2...........................................................................................	13,709–14,204–14,705–15,202
Town Planner, Class 3...........................................................................................	15,932–16,521–17,107–17,698
Town Planner, Class 4...........................................................................................	18,484–19,078–19,670
Town Planner, Class 5...........................................................................................	20,484–21,131–21,780
Group 92
Valuer, Grade 1...........................................................................................	9,102–9,528–9,951–10,377–10,802–11,227–11,655–12,080–12,505–12,930–13,463–13,992
Valuer, Grade 2...........................................................................................	14,526–15,098–15,669–16,242
Valuer, Grade 3...........................................................................................	16,894–17,543
Valuer, Grade 4...........................................................................................	18,343–19,007
Valuer, Grade 5...........................................................................................	19,671–20,336
Group 93
Valuer-in-training...........................................................................................	7,154–7,407–7,661–7,916–8,171–8,426
Group 94
Veterinary Officer, Class 1...........................................................................................	10,333–11,661–12,490–13,319–14,147–14,975–15,803
Veterinary Officer, Class 2...........................................................................................	16,348–16,893–17,436–17,982
Veterinary Officer, Class 3...........................................................................................	18,715–19,307
Veterinary Officer, Class 4...........................................................................................	19,898–20,631
Veterinary Officer, Class 5...........................................................................................	21,815

PART II

Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
Class of office	Minimum rate in dollars	Maximum rate in dollars	Scale of rates in dollars
Class 1............................	7,133	8,409	7,133–7,388–7,644–7,899–8,155–8,409
Class 2/3.........................	8,688	9,827	8,688–8,970–9,255–9,540–9,827
Class 4............................	10,155	11,138	10,155–10,485–10,810–11,138
Class 5............................	11,467	12,449	11,467–11,793–12,121–12,449
Class 6............................	12,780	13,659	12,780–13,221–13,659
Class 7............................	14,094	14,975	14,094–14,535–14,975
Class 8............................	15,634	16,290	15,634–16,290
Class 9............................	16,945	17,596	16,945–17,596
Class 10..........................	18,255	18,911	18,255–18,911
Class 11..........................	19,567	20,222	19,567–20,222

PART III

Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
Item	Description of office	Scale of rates in dollars
1	Assistant Research Officer...........................	7,388–7,644–7,899–8,135–8,409–8,688–8,970–9,255–9,540–9,827
2	Research Officer, Grade 1............................	8,970–9,255–9,540–9,827–10,155–10,485–10,810–11,138

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Annual Salaries of Certain Officers of the Third Division—continued

PART IV

Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
Item	Description of office	Age of Officer	Rate in dollars
1	Assistant Library Officer......................................................	Under 18 years.......	4,297
18 years.................	5,013
19 years.................	5,800
20 years.................	6,517
2	Cadet (Agricultural Economics); Cadet Agronomist; Cadet Architect; Cadet Auditor; Cadet Computer Systems Officer; Cadet (Defence Science); Cadet (Economics); Cadet Engineer; Cadet Examiner of Patents; Cadet Forestry Officer; Cadet Medical Laboratory Technologist; Cadet Naval Architect; Cadet Physiotherapist; Cadet Quantity Surveyor; Cadet Social Worker; Cadet (Statistics); Cadet Surveyor; Cadet Taxation Officer; Cadet Veterinary Officer; Medical Records Officer-in-training...................................	Under 18 years....... 18 years................. 19 years................. 20 years.................	2,936 3,426 3,964 4,454
3	Assessor, Grade 1—Department of Social Security; Assistant Examining Officer; Clerk; Clerk. (Audit), Grade 1; Examiner, Grade 1; Radiographer-in-training; Trainee Quantity Surveyor............................................................			Under 18 years....... 18 years................. 19 years................. 20 years.................	4,280 4,993 5,778 6,491
4	Dental Therapist-in-training.................................................					Under 18 years.......	3,602
18 years.................	4,202
19 years.................	4,862
20 years.................	5,463
5	Trainee Air Traffic Controller...............................................	19 years.................	6,186
20 years.................	6,950
6	Valuer-in-training................................................................	Under 18 years.......	4,292
18 years.................	5,008
19 years.................	5,795
20 years.................	6,510

11. Schedule 3 to the Public Service (Salaries) Regulations is repealed and Schedule 3 the following Schedule substituted:—

SCHEDULE 3 Regulations 10 and 11

ANNUAL SALARIES OF CERTAIN OFFICERS OF THE FOURTH DIVISION

PART I

Column 1	Column 2
Description of office	Rate, or scale of rates, in dollars
Group 1
Accounting Machinist-in-training............................................................	6,628
Accounting Machinist, Grade 1..............................................................	6,772–6,937–7,062–7,203
Accounting Machinist, Grade 2..............................................................	7,899
Accounting Machinist, Grade 3..............................................................	8,141
Accounting Machinist Supervisor, Grade 1............................................	8,282–8,492
Accounting Machinist Supervisor, Grade 2............................................	9,052–9,264
Accounting Machinist Controller, Grade 1.............................................	9,759–10,041
Accounting Machinist Controller, Grade 2.............................................	10,608

Schedule 3—continued

Annual Salaries of Certain Officers of the Fourth Division—continued

Part I—continued

Column 1	Column 2
Description of office	Rate, or scale of rates, in dollars
Group 2
Aeronautical Telecommunications Officer, Grade 1....................................	7,308–7,581–7,852–8,123–8,395–8,694–8,991
Aeronautical Telecommunications Officer, Grade 2....................................	9,324–9,654–9,986
Aeronautical Telecommunications Officer, Grade 3....................................	10,318–10,651–10,981
Aeronautical Telecommunications Officer, Grade 4....................................	11,314–11,644–11,975
Group 3
Airport Firefighter....................................................................................	7,600–7,891–8,182–8,473–8,765
Airport Fire Officer, Grade 1.....................................................................	9,401–9,721–10,039
Airport Fire Officer, Grade 2.....................................................................	10,749–11,069
Airport Fire Officer, Grade 3.....................................................................	11,780–12,099
Airport Fire Officer, Grade 4.....................................................................	12,809–13,129
Airport Fire Officer, Grade 5.....................................................................	13,840–14,158
Airport Fire Officer. Grade 6.....................................................................	14,988–15,306
Airport Fire Officer, Grade 7.....................................................................	16,135–16,454
Group 4
Airport Labourer......................................................................................	7,137–7,231–7,459
Airport Groundsman.................................................................................	7,816–7,918–8,020
Airport Plant Operator..............................................................................	8,150–8,302–8,451
Senior Airport Groundsman......................................................................	8,452–8,592
Airport Foreman, Grade 1.........................................................................	9,059
Airport Foreman, Grade 2.........................................................................	9,345
Group 5
Airport Safety Officer...............................................................................	9,628
Group 6
Airport Traffic Officer..............................................................................	7,432–7,596–7,758
Senior Airport Traffic Officer....................................................................	8,127–8,302–8,477
Supervisor (Airport Traffic)......................................................................	10,086
Group 7
Apprentice...............................................................................................	7,295
Group 8
Apprentice Electrical Tradesman...............................................................	7,558
Apprentice Tradesman (Radio)—
Department of Transport or Department of Science....................................	7,558
Group 9
Area Officer.............................................................................................	8,138–8,303
Group 10
Department of Defence—
Armament Artificer..................................................................................	8,418–8,561–8,704
Senior Armament Artificer........................................................................	9,114–9,324
Group 11
Assistant, Grade 1....................................................................................	6,397–6,513–6,629–6,745–6,863
Assistant, Grade 2....................................................................................	6,978–7,095–7,207–7,321
Assistant, Grade 3....................................................................................	7,491–7,662–7,834–8,005
Assistant, Grade 4....................................................................................	8,177–8,348–8,531
Assistant, Grade 5....................................................................................	8,783–9,038–9,292
Group 12
Assistant (Animals), Grade 1.....................................................................	6,930–7,051–7,167
Assistant (Animals), Grade 2.....................................................................	7,285–7,441

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Annual Salaries of Certain Officers of the Fourth Division—continued

Part I—continued

Column 1	Column 2
Description of office	Rate, or scale of rates, in dollars
Group 13
Assistant (Audiometry)..................................................................	7,384–7,563–7,748
Group 14
Assistant (Cable Testing)—
Department of Defence..................................................................	7,141–7,240–7,341
Group 15
Assistant Catering and Accommodation officer............................	9,068–9,237–9,403–9,572–9,739
Group 16
Assistant Engineer.........................................................................	6,117–6,287–6,453
Group 17
Assistant Manager—
Department of Aboriginal Affairs, Northern Territory..................	7,909–8,072–8,235–8,399
Group 18
Assistant (Mint), Grade 1..............................................................	6,949–7,067–7,157
Assistant (Mint), Grade 2..............................................................	7,309–7,403
Group 19
Assistant (Moisture Tester—Dairy Export)...................................	7,211–7,372–7,532–7,693–7,853
Group 20
Assistant (Plan Printing), Grade 1.................................................	6,097–6,203–6,328–6,452–6,577–6,700–6,824
Assistant (Plan Printing), Grade 2.................................................	6,982–7,139–7,297
Assistant (Plan Printing), Grade 3.................................................	7,297–7,464–7,632
Officer-in-charge (Plan Printing)...................................................	7,632–7,809–7,996
Group 21
Assistant (Printing), Grade 1.........................................................	7,906–8,044–8,180
Assistant (Printing), Grade 2.........................................................	8,180–8,316–8,453
Assistant (Printing), Grade 3.........................................................	8,542–8,679–8,817
Assistant (Printing), Grade 4.........................................................	8,943–9,079–9,217
Senior Assistant (Printing), Grade 1..............................................	8,406–8,542–8,679
Senior Assistant (Printing), Grade 2..............................................	8,722–8,858–8,995
Senior Assistant (Printing), Grade 3..............................................	9,135–9,273–9,411
Senior Assistant (Printing), Grade 4..............................................	9,538–9,676–9,814
Group 22
Assistant (Stamper—Dairy Export)...............................................	7,050–7,211–7,372–7,532–7,693
Group 23
Assistant (Transport)—
Department of the Northern Territory............................................	8,440–8,602–8,765
Group 24
Attendant.......................................................................................	6,345–6,426–6,525–6,612
Senior Attendant...........................................................................	6,794
Group 25
Barracks Officer—
Department of Defence, Australian Capital Territory....................	9,267–9,427–9,642
Group 26
Assistant Battery Manager.............................................................	9,695–9,949
Battery Manager.............................................................................	11,427–11,759–12,091–12,423
Senior Battery Manager.................................................................	12,756–13,088–13,419

Schedule 3—continued

Annual Salaries of Certain Officers of the Fourth Division—continued

Part I—continued

Column 1	Column 2
Description of office	Rate, or scale of rates, in dollars
Group 27
Blacksmith.....................................................................................	8,042–8,185–8,330
Senior Blacksmith, Grade 1...........................................................	8,735–8,945
Group 28
Boatman.........................................................................................	6,639–6,766–6,893
Group 29
Department of Transport—
M. V. Candala—
Boatmate................................................................................	10,175
Boatmaster..............................................................................	11,395
Group 30
Boatshed Officer............................................................................	9,047–9,237
Group 3 1
Department of Transport—
Boatswain—
M. V. Cape Don, M. V. Cape Moreton or M. V. Cape Pillar........................................................................................................	14,567
M. V. Wallach........................................................................	7,529
M. V. Lumen..........................................................................	13,885
Group 32
Bodymaker.....................................................................................	7,992–8,141–8,284
Senior Bodymaker, Grade 1..........................................................	8,692–8,899
Group 33
Bookbinder....................................................................................	7,931–8,064–8,199
Group 34
Boot machinist...............................................................................	7,272–7,368–7,466
Group 35
Boring Inspector............................................................................	10,229–10,465–10,703–10,939
Senior Boring Inspector.................................................................	11,058–11,294–11,532
Group 36
Boring Superintendent...................................................................	11,861–12,186–12,512
Group 37
Building Inspector.........................................................................	11,127–11,323–11,519
Senior Building Inspector..............................................................	12,078
Group 38
Building Maintenance Inspector....................................................	9,950–10,155–10,353–10,554
Group 39
Buildings and Services Officer, Grade 1.......................................	9,231–9,428–9,623
Buildings and Services Officer, Grade 2.......................................	50,020–10,215–10,412
Buildings and Services Officer, Grade 3.......................................	12,294–12,504–12,710
Group 40
Butcher...........................................................................................	7,992–8,141–8,284
Head Butcher.................................................................................	8,692–8,899
Group 41
Cameraman, Grade 2.....................................................................	10,834–11,200–11,565–11,931

Schedule 3—continued

Annual Salaries of Certain Officers of the Fourth Division—continued

Part I—continued

Column 1	Column 2
Description of office	Rate, or scale of rates, in dollars
Group 42
Canteen Assistant..........................................................................	6,769–6,880–6,986
Group 43
Canvas Worker...............................................................................	7,052–7,149–7,262
Senior Canvas Worker, Grade 1....................................................	7,670–7,877
Group 44
Card Punch Operator, Grade 1.......................................................	6,772–6,917–7,062–7,203
Card Punch Operator, Grade 2.......................................................	7,745
Supervising Card Punch Operator, Grade 1..................................	7,968
Supervising Card Punch Operator, Grade 2..................................	8,282
Group 45
Caretaker—
Other than Department of Business and Consumer Affairs, New South Wales	7,449–7,551–7,675
Department of Business and Consumer Affairs, New South Wales, Management Services Branch, Sydney	8,145–8,305–8,465
Group 46
Carpenter........................................................................................	7,992–8,141–8,284
Senior Carpenter, Grade 1.............................................................	8,692–8,899
Senior Carpenter, Grade 2.............................................................	9,097
Group 47
Caster.............................................................................................	7,308–7,443–7,576
Group 48
Chief Engraver...............................................................................	13,487–13,778–14,067
Group 49
Cleaner...........................................................................................	7,023–7,149–7,255
Senior Cleaner, Grade 1.................................................................	7,632
Senior Cleaner, Grade 2.................................................................	7,818
Senior Cleaner, Grade 3.................................................................	8,002
Foreman Cleaner............................................................................

14,427

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Annual Salaries of Certain Officers of the Fourth Division—continued

PaRt I—continued

Column 1	Column 2
Description of office	Rate, or scale of rates, in dollars
Group 326
Department of Productivity, New South Wales or Victoria—
Technical Instructor, Grade 1....................................................	10,827–11,052–11,277–11,502–11,726
Senior Technical Instructor, Grade 1..........................................	12,164–12,377
Senior Technical Instructor, Grade 2..........................................	13,017
Group 327
Department of Science—
Technical Instructor, Grade 2....................................................	11,513–11,842–12,170
Senior Technical Instructor, Grade 1..........................................	12,500–12,827–13,156
Group 328
Department of Transport, Electrical Technical School—
Technical Instructor, Grade 2....................................................	11,513–11,842–12,170
Senior Technical Instructor, Grade 1..........................................	12,500–12,827–13,136
Senior Technical Instructor, Grade 2..........................................	13,592
Group 329
Department of Transport, Lines School—
Technical Instructor..................................................................	11,041–11,266–11,490–11,715–11,940
Senior Technical Instructor, Grade 2..........................................	13,017
Group 330
Department of Transport, Mechanical Training School—
Technical Instructor..................................................................	10,827–11,052–11,277–11,502–11,726
Senior Technical Instructor, Grade 1..........................................	12,164–12,377
Group 331
Department of Transport, Radio Technical School—
Technical Instructor, Grade 2....................................................	11,513–11,842–12,170
Senior Technical Instructor, Grade 1..........................................	12,500–12,827–13,156
Senior Technical Instructor, Grade 2..........................................	13,592
Senior Technical Instructor, Grade 3..........................................	14,151
Group 332
Technical Instructor (Navy Systems), Grade 2...............................	11,513–11,842–12,170
Senior Technical Instructor (Navy Systems), Grade 1.....................	12,500–12,827–13,156
Senior Technical Instructor (Navy Systems), Grade 2.....................	13,592
Senior Technical Instructor (Navy Systems), Grade 3.....................	14,151
Group 333
Technical Officer, Grade 1...........................................................	9,115–9,414–9,713–10,015–10,313–10,614–10,914–11,213
Technical Officer, Grade 2...........................................................	11,513–11,842–12,170
Senior Technical Officer, Grade 1.................................................	12,500–12,827–13,156
Senior Technical Officer, Grade 2.................................................	13,516–13,877–14,237
Senior Technical Officer, Grade 3.................................................	14,622–15,004
Principal Technical Officer, Grade 1.............................................	15,402–15,807
Group 334
Technical Officer (Buildings), Grade 1..........................................	9,115–9,414–9,713–10,013–10,313–10,614–10,914–11,213
Technical Officer (Buildings), Grade 2..........................................	11,513–11,842–12,170
Senior Technical Officer (Buildings), Grade 1...............................	12,500–12,827–13,156
Senior Technical Officer (Buildings), Grade 2...............................	13,516–13,877–14,237
Senior Technical Officer (Buildings), Grade 3...............................	14,622–15,004
Chief Technical Officer (Buildings), Grade 1.................................	15,402–15,807
Chief Technical Officer (Buildings), Grade 2.................................	16,209–16,616
Chief Technical Officer (Buildings), Grade 3.................................	17,352
Controller (Buildings)..................................................................	19,155

Schedule 3—continued

Annual Salaries of Certain Officers of the Fourth Division—continued

Part I—continued

Column 1	Column 2
Description of office	Rate, or scale of rates, in dollars
Group 335
Technical Officer (Engineering), Grade 1...............................	9,115–9,414–9,713–10,015–10,313–10,614–10,914–11,213
Technical Officer (Engineering), Grade 2...............................	11,513–11,842–12,170
Senior Technical Officer (Engineering), Grade 1...................	12,500–12,827–13,156
Senior Technical Officer (Engineering), Grade 2...................	13,516–13,877–14,237
Senior Technical Officer (Engineering), Grade 3...................	14,622–15,004
Principal Technical Officer (Engineering)...............................	15,402–15,807
Superintendent (Electrical Design)—
Department of Transport.......................................................	16,209–16,616
Superintendent (Vertical Transportation)—
Department of Construction, Victoria..................................	16,209–16,616
Controller, Radio Inspection Services.....................................	18,124
Group 336
Technical Officer (Medical Laboratory), Grade 1...................	9,115–9,414–9,713–10,015–10,313–10,614–10,914–11,213
Technical Officer (Medical Laboratory), Grade 2...................	11,513–11,842–12,170
Group 337
Technical Officer (Meteorology), Grade 1..............................	9,115–9,414–9,713–10,015–10,313–10,614–10,914–11,213
Technical Officer (Meteorology), Grade 2..............................	11,513–11,842–12,170
Senior Technical Officer (Meteorology), Grade 1..................	12,500–12,827–13,156
Senior Technical Officer (Meteorology), Grade 2..................	13,516–13,877–14,237
Senior Technical Officer (Meteorology), Grade 3..................	14,622–15,004
Principal Technical Officer (Meteorology)..............................	16,209–16,616
Group 338
Technical Officer (Science), Grade 1......................................	9,115–9,414–9.713–10,015–10,313–10,614–10,914–11,213
Technical Officer (Science), Grade 2......................................	11,513–11,842–12,170
Senior Technical Officer (Science), Grade 1...........................	12,500–12,827–13,156
Senior Technical Officer (Science), Grade 2...........................	13,516–13,877–14,237
Senior Technical Officer (Science), Grade 3...........................	14,622–15,004
Group 339
Technical Officer (Surveying), Grade 1..................................	9,115–9,414–9,713–10,015–10,313–10,614–10,914–11,213
Technical Officer (Surveying), Grade 2..................................	11,513–11,842–12,170
Senior Technical Officer (Surveying), Grade 1.......................	12,500–12,827–13,156
Senior Technical Officer (Surveying), Grade 2.......................	13,516–13,877–14,237
Group 340
Technician (Defence)...............................................................	9,115–9,414–9,713–10,015
Group 341
Technician–in–training (Electrical).........................................	8,367
Group 342
Technician–in–training (Navy)................................................	8,367
Group 343
Technician–in–training (Radio)...............................................	8,367
Group 344
Telecommunications Technical Officer, Grade 1....................	10,015–10,313–10,614–10,914–11,213

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Annual Salaries Of Certain Officers Of The Fourth Division—continued

Part I—continued

Column 1	Column 2
Description of office	Rate, or scale of rates, in dollars
Group 345
Telephonist...............................................................................	6,702–6,847–6,990–7,132
Telephone Supervisor, Grade 1—
Department of Defence, Weapons Research Establishment	7,666–7,869–8,072
Group 346
Teleprinter Operator.................................................................	6,772–6,917–7,062–7,203
Teleprinter Operator-in-charge.................................................	7,899
Group 347
Teletype Facilities Control Operator........................................	9,203
Group 348
Theatre Assistant......................................................................	7,299–7,443–7,590–7,736–7,882
Senior Theatre Assistant..........................................................	8,225–8,371
Group 349
Toolmaker.................................................................................	8,418–8,561–8,704
Group 350
Tow Motor Driver....................................................................	6,751–6,866–6,961
Group 351
Trade Repairs Officer...............................................................	9,814–10,052–10,289–10,525
Group 352
Tradesman (Second Class).......................................................	7,116–7,218–7,311
Tradesman................................................................................	7,992–8,141–8,284
Senior Tradesman, Grade 1......................................................	8,692–8,899
Senior Tradesman, Grade 2......................................................	9,097
Group 353
Radio Assistant.........................................................................	7,554–7,699–7,847
Tradesman (Radio)—
Department of Defence, Logistics Command, Department of Science or Department of Transport.............................	8,141–8,287–8,434–8,579–8,726–8,874–9,018
Group 354
Tradesman (Radio)—
Department of Education, Department of the Northern Territory or the Department of Veterans’ Affairs.............	7,992–8,141–8,284
Group 355
Tradesman’s Assistant.............................................................	6,587–6,700–6,802
Group 356
Traffic Officer..........................................................................	9,341–9,606–9,870–10,138
Group 357
Trainee Engineer......................................................................	4,558–4,738
Group 358
Trainee Naval Architect...........................................................	4,558–4,738

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Annual Salaries of Certain Officers of the Fourth Division—continued

Part I—continued

Column 1	Column 2
Description of office	Rate, or scale of rates, in dollars
Group 359
Electrical Trainee.....................................................................	7,757–8,225–8,694
Radio Trainee...........................................................................	7,757–8,225–8,694
Trainee Draftsman...................................................................	7,757–8,225–8,694
Trainee Technical Officer (Buildings)....................................	7,757–8,225–8,694
Trainee Technical Officer (Engineering).................................	7,757–8,225–8,694
Trainee Technical Officer (Medical Laboratory)....................	7,757–8,225–8,694
Trainee Technical Officer (Meteorology)...............................	7,757–8,225–8,694
Trainee Technical Officer (Navy Systems).............................	7,757–8,225–8,694
Trainee Technical Officer (Science)........................................	7,757–8,225–8,694
Trainee Technical Officer (Surveying)....................................	7,757–8,225–8,694
Group 360
Transport Foreman...................................................................	9,390–9,626
Group 361
Department of the Northern Territory—
Transport Inspector..............................................................	7,919–8,217–8,514
Senior Transport Inspector...................................................	9,111–9,413–9,713
Group 362
Transport Officer—
Department of Construction, Adelaide................................	9,370–9,530–9,682
Group 363
Transport Supervisor, Grade 1................................................	8,475–8,640–8,807
Transport Supervisor, Grade 2................................................	8,973–9,143
Transport Supervisor, Grade 3................................................	9,428–9,600–9,771
Transport Supervisor, Grade 4................................................	10,959–11,195
Transport Supervisor, Grade 5................................................	11,656–11,895
Transport Supervisor, Grade 6................................................	12,698–12,982
Group 364
Trimmer (Motor Body)...........................................................	7,992–8,141–8,284
Group 365
Typist, Grade 1........................................................................	6,772–6,917–7,062–7,203
Typist, Grade 2........................................................................	7,384–7,564–7,745
Typist, Grade 3........................................................................	8,141
Typist Supervisor, Grade 3......................................................	8,282–8,492
Typist Supervisor, Grade 2......................................................	9,052–9,264
Typist Controller, Grade 1.......................................................	9,759–10,041
Typist Controller, Grade 2.......................................................	10,608
Group 366
Upholsterer..............................................................................	7,992–8,141–8,284
Senior Upholsterer, Grade 1....................................................	8,692–8,899
Group 367
Vehicle Tester, Grade 1...........................................................	8,456–8,602–8,746
Vehicle Tester, Grade 2...........................................................	9,036–9,184
Senior Vehicle Tester..............................................................	10,066–10,260
Group 368
Watch and Clock Maker..........................................................	8,418–8,561–8,704
Senior Watch and Clock Maker, Grade 1................................	9,114–9,324
Group 369
Watchman................................................................................	7,023–7,149–7,255

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Annual Salaries of Certain Officers of the Fourth Division—continued

Part I—continued

Column 1	Column 2
Description of office	Rate, or scale of rates, in dollars
Group 370
Water Control Assistant..........................................................	7,794–7,971–8,148–8,324–8,502
Water Control Officer.............................................................	9,391–9,570–9,749
Water Control Supervisor........................................................	10,982–11,227
Group 371
Weights and Measures Inspector............................................	8,575–8,831–9,089–9,350–9,611–9,873–10,134–10,394
Weights and Measures Superintendent...................................	12,154–12,480–12,806–13,132
Group 372
Welder (First Class)................................................................	7,992–8,141–8,284
Welder (Special Class)............................................................	8,147–8,290–8,436
Senior Welder, Grade 1...........................................................	8,692–8,899
Group 373
Department of Transport—
M.V. Cape Don, M.V. Cape Moreton or M.V. Cape Pillar—Wiper...................................................................	12,131
Group 374
Wood Machinist (A Grade)....................................................	7,992–8,141–8,284
Senior Wood Machinist, Grade 1............................................	8,692–8,899
Group 375
Wool Sample Inspector, Grade 1............................................	9,126–9,437–9,749–10,060
Wool Sample Inspector, Grade 2............................................	10,682–10,994–11,304
Wool Sample Inspector, Grade 3............................................	12,196–12,598–12,998
Group 376
Works and Services Officer—
Department of Defence, Weapons Research Establishment, Woomera................................................	11,591–11,868
Group 377
Workshops Assistant, Grade 1................................................	6,769–6,878–6,979
Workshops Assistant, Grade 2................................................	7,116–7,218–7,311
Workshops Assistant, Grade 3................................................	7,467–7,564–7,660
Senior Workshops Assistant...................................................	8,215–8,362
Group 378
Works Supervisor....................................................................	12,099–12,307–12,513
Senior Works Supervisor........................................................	12,572–12,780–12,988
Group 379
X–ray Attendant.....................................................................	6,954–7,080–7,203

PART II

Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
Item	Description of office	Age of officer	Rate in dollars
1	Accounting Machinist–in–training.............................	Under 17 years.............	3,314
17 years.......................	3,977
18 years.......................	4,640
19 years.......................	5,369
20 years.......................	6,031

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Part II—continued

Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
Item	Description of office	Age of officer	Rate in dollars
2	Accounting Machinist, Grade 1..................................	Under 17 years..............	3,386
17 years........................	4,063
18 years........................	4,740
19 years........................	5,485
20 years........................	6,163
3	Aeronautical Telecommunications Officer, Grade 1 ...	18 years........................	5,116
19 years........................	5,919
20 years........................	6,650
4	Apprentice................................................................	Under 17 years..............	3,197
17 years........................	3,836
18 years........................	4,396
19 years........................	5,994
20 years........................	7,033
5	Apprentice Electrical Tradesman...............................	Under 18 years..............	3,419
18 years........................	4,478
19 years........................	6,106
20 years........................	7,164
6	Apprentice Tradesman (Radio)..................................	Under 18 years..............	3,419
18 years........................	4,478
19 years........................	6,106
20 years........................	7,164
7	Assistant (Mint), Grade 1..........................................	Under 17 years..............	3,475
17 years........................	4,169
18 years........................	4,864
19 years........................	5,629
20 years........................	6,324
8	Assistant Photographer..............................................	Under 17 years..............	3,135
17 years........................	3,762
18 years........................	4,389
19 years........................	5,079
20 years........................	5,706
9	Assistant (Plan Printing), Grade 1..............................	Under 17 years..............	3,040
17 years........................	3,647
18 years........................	4,255
19 years........................	4,924
20 years........................	5,532
10	Boatman...................................................................	Under 17 years..............	3,320
17 years........................	3,983
18 years........................	4,647

19 years........................	5,378
20 years........................	6,041
11	Card Punch Operator, Grade 1...................................	Under 17 years..............	3,386
17 years........................	4,063
18 years........................	4,740
19 years........................	5,485
20 years........................	6,163
12	Communications Officer, Grade 1..............................	18 years........................	5,064
19 years........................	5,860
20 years........................	6,583

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Part II—continued

Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
Item	Description of office	Age of officer	Rate in dollars
13	Computing Assistant.................................................	Under 17 years..............	3,548
17 years........................	4,257
18 years........................	4,967
19 years........................	5,747
20 years........................	6,456
14	Darkroom Operator, Grade 1......................................	Under 17 years..............	3,135
17 years........................	3,762
18 years........................	4,389
19 years........................	5,079
20 years........................	5,706
15	Data Processing Operator-in-training..........................	Under 17 years..............	3,314
17 years........................	3,977
18 years........................	4,640
19 years........................	5,369
20 years........................	6,031
16	Data Processing Operator, Grade 1.............................	Under 17 years..............	3,386
17 years........................	4,063
18 years........................	4,740
19 years........................	5,485
20 years........................	6,163
17	Drafting Assistant, Grade 1........................................	Under 17 years..............	3,623
17 years........................	4,347
18 years........................	5,072
19 years........................	5,868
20 years........................	6,593
18	Electrical Trainee......................................................	Under 18 years..............	4,654
18 years........................	5,430
19 years........................	6,283
20 years........................	7,059
19	Film Editing Assistant...............................................	Under 17 years..............	3,448
17 years........................	4,138
18 years........................	4,827
19 years........................	5,586
20 years........................	6,275
20	Film Processor..........................................................	Under 17 years..............	3,448
17 years........................	4,138
18 years........................	4,827
19 years........................	5,586
20 years........................	6,275
21	Fish Exports Inspector-in-training..............................	17 years........................	3,838
18 years........................	4,478
19 years........................	5,182
20 years........................	5,821
22	Folder.......................................................................	Under 17 years..............	1,759
17 years........................	2,110
18 years........................	2,463
19 years........................	2,849
20 years........................	3,201
23	Food Processor, Grade 1............................................	Under 19 years..............	4,691
19 years........................	5,428
20 years........................	6,098

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Annual Salaries op Certain Officers of the Fourth Division—continued

Part II—continued

Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
Item	Description of office	Age of officer	Rate in dollars
24	Graphic Design Assistant, Grade 1.............................	Under 17 years...............	3,623
17 years.........................	4,347
18 years.........................	5,072
19 years.........................	5,868
20 years.........................	6,593
25	Laboratory Attendant................................................	Under 17 years...............	3,415
17 years.........................	4,097
18 years.........................	4,780
19 years.........................	5,531
20 years.........................	6,214
26	Machine Operator-in-training....................................	Under 17 years...............	3,361
17 years.........................	4,033
18 years.........................	4,705
19 years.........................	5,444
20 years.........................	6,116
27	Meat Inspector-in-training.........................................	Under 18 years...............	2,488
18 years.........................	2,902
19 years.........................	3,358
20 years.........................	3,773
28	Medical Laboratory Assistant....................................	Under 17 years...............	3,454
17 years.........................	4,144
18 years.........................	4,835
19 years.........................	5,595
20 years.........................	6,285
29	Negative Film Cutter, Grade 1...................................	Under 17 years...............	3,448
17 years.........................	4,138
18 years.........................	4,827
19 years.........................	5,586
20 years.........................	6,275
30	Nursing Aide-in-training...........................................	Under 17 years...............	3,059
17 years.........................	3,670
18 years.........................	4,282
19 years.........................	4,955
20 years.........................	5,566
31	Preventive Officer-in-training....................................	18 years.........................	5,442
19 years.........................	6,297
20 years.........................	7,074
32	Radio Assistant.........................................................	Under 17 years...............	3,777
17 years.........................	4,532
18 years.........................	5,288
19 years.........................	6,119
20 years.........................	6,874
33	Radio Trainee...........................................................	Under 18 years...............	4,654
18 years.........................	5,430
19 years.........................	6,283
20 years.........................	7,059
34	Seaman (Ordinary)—M.V. Wallach...........................	Under 21 years...............	5,319
35	Seaman (Ordinary)—other than M.V. Wallach...........	Under 21 years...............	9,238

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Past II—continued

Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
Item	Description of office	Age of officer	Rate in dollars
36	Stores Assistant.........................................................	Under 17 years...............	3,391
17 years.........................	4,069
18 years.........................	4,747
19 years.........................	5,493
20 years.........................	6,171
37	Technical Assistant, Grade 1......................................	Under 17 years...............	3,623
17 years.........................	4,347
18 years.........................	5,072
19 years.........................	5,868
20 years.........................	6,593
38	Technician-in-training (Electrical)..............................	Under 17 years...............	3,646
17 years.........................	4,375
18 years.........................	5,013
19 years.........................	6,836
20 years.........................	8,021
39	Technician-in-training (Navy)....................................	Under 17 years...............	3,646
17 years.........................	4,375
18 years.........................	5,013
19 years.........................	6,836
20 years.........................	8,021
40	Technician-in-training (Radio)...................................	Under 17 years...............	3,646
17 years.........................	4,375
18 years.........................	5,013
19 years.........................	6,836
20 years.........................	8,021
41	Telephonist...............................................................	Under 17 years...............	3,351
17 years.........................	4,021
18 years.........................	4,691
19 years.........................	5,429
20 years.........................	6,099
42	Teleprinter Operator..................................................	Under 17 years...............	3,386
17 years.........................	4,063
18 years.........................	4,740
19 years.........................	5,485
20 years.........................	6,163
43	Tradesman’s Assistant...............................................	Under 17 years...............	3,294
17 years.........................	3,952
18 years.........................	4,611
19 years.........................	5,335
20 years.........................	5,994
44	Trainee Computer Operator.......................................	Under 18 years...............	4,325
18 years.........................	5,046
19 years.........................	5,839
20 years.........................	6,560
45	Trainee Draftsman.....................................................	Under 18 years...............	3,623
18 years.........................	4,347
19 years.........................	5,072
20 years.........................	5,868
46	Trainee Engineer.......................................................	Under 18 years...............	2,936
18 years.........................	3,426
19 years.........................	3,964
20 years.........................	4,454

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Part II—continued

Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
Item	Description of office	Age of officer	Rate in dollars
47	Trainee Flight Service Officer....................................	At 20 years....................	6,747
48	Trainee Naval Architect.............................................	Under 18 years..............	2,936
18 years........................	3,426
19 years........................	3,964
20 years........................	4,454
49	Trainee Observer.......................................................	At 20 years....................	7,594
50	Trainee Technical Officer (Buildings)	Under 18 years..............	4,654
18 years........................	5,430
19 years........................	6,283
20 years........................	7,059
51	Trainee Technical Officer (Engineering).....................	Under 18 years..............	4,654
18 years........................	5,430
19 years........................	6,283
20 years........................	7,059
52	Trainee Technical Officer (Medical Laboratory)..........	Under 18 years..............	4,654
18 years........................	5,430
19 years........................	6,283
20 years........................	7,059
53	Trainee Technical Officer (Meteorology)....................	Under 18 years..............	4,654
18 years........................	5,430
19 years........................	6,283
20 years........................	7,059
54	Trainee Technical Officer (Navy Systems)..................	Under 18 years..............	4,654
18 years........................	5,430
19 years........................	6,283
20 years........................	7,059
55	Trainee Technical Officer (Science)............................	Under 18 years..............	4,654
18 years........................	5,430
19 years........................	6,283
20 years........................	7,059
56	Trainee Technical Officer (Surveying)........................	Under 18 years..............	4,654
18 years........................	5,430
19 years........................	6,283
20 years........................	7,059
57	Typist, Grade 1..........................................................	Under 17 years..............	3,386
17 years........................	4,063
18 years........................	4,740
19 years........................	5,485
20 years........................	6,163
58	Workshops Assistant, Grade 1....................................	Under 17 years..............	3,385
17 years........................	4,061
18 years........................	4,738
19 years........................	5,483
20 years........................	6,160
59	X-ray Attendant.........................................................	Under 17 years..............	3,477
17 years........................	4,172
18 years........................	4,868
19 years........................	5,633
20 years........................	6,328