Public Service (Taxation Officers) Act 1900 (NSW)

Act No. 57, 1900.

An Act to provide for the appointm ent as per­ ruiu.u;

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m anent officers of the Public Service of	Off ic e r s).	_
persons temi)orarily employed in the office of the Commissioners of Taxation, and to amend the Public Service Act of 1895. [80^4 November, 1900.]

r HEREAS a large numlicr of jiorsons wore temjiorarily eiu|)io> ed iT-eamblc.

to carry out the work authorised and reiiuired by the Laiul and Income Tax Assessment Act of 1895 and the Acts amending the same: And wh.ereas a staff of otFicers will lie required to be permanently maintained to perform the duties of the aforesaid persons: And wliereas it is desirable that preference should be given in forming the said staff to persons who have gained ex])erienee of the duties to be iierformed: And whereas the aforesaid jiersons are not eligible to be graded as per­ manent officers: Be it therefore enacted by the Queen’s Most Excellent Majsoty, by and with the advicn and consent of the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly of New South Wales in Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:—

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1. This Act shall be construed with the Public Service Act of Shoi-t title.

1895 and Acts amending the same, and may be cited as the “ Public

Service (Taxation Officers) Act, 1900.”

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418   Act No. 58, 1900.

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Appointment of 2 . Notwithstanding the provisions of the Public Service Act of

1895, the Govemor, on the recommendation of the Board, may appoint

Commissionera of	as a permanent officer any person temporarily employed at the com-
Taxation.	mencement of this Act in the office of, and recommended to be so appointed by, the Commissioners of Taxation appointed under the Land and Income Tax Assessment Act of 1895.