Repatriation (Staff) Regulations (Amendment) (Cth)
STATUTORY RULES.
REGULATIONS UNDER THE AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS’ REPATRIATION ACT 1920-1931.
I, THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL in and over the
Commonwealth of Australia, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive
Council, hereby make the following Regulations under the
Dated this thirty-first day of May 1933.
(Sgd.) ISAAC. A. ISAACS.
Governor-General.
By His Excellency’s Command,
for Minister of State for Repatriation.
AMENDMENT OF REPATRIATION (STAFF) REGULATIONS.
(Statutory Rules 1928, No. 60, as amended to this date).
“(4) Notwithstanding anything contained in these Regulations, an officer who is instructed to proceed to a station in anticipation of his permanent transfer thereto, and who has been notified in writing by the Commission or Deputy Commissioner that his transfer is to be made permanent, shall not be eligible to receive travelling allowance during his employment at such station:
Provided that the transfer is a transfer not involving promotion, and provided further that where the officer transferred is entitled to increase in salary on transfer such increase be paid from a date not later than the day of his arrival at his new station.”
67a. Matrons, Senior Sisters, Staff Nurses and Masseuses who are employed on the classified staffs at Medical Institutions, and who are required to wear uniforms while on duty, shall be paid uniform allowances at rates decided upon by the Commission and notified to Deputy Commissioners.”
67b. Officers employed at Medical Institution situated in isolated districts may be paid locality allowances at rates decided upon by the Commission and notified to Deputy Commissioners.”
(a) by omitting from the second proviso to sub-regulation (1) the words “to a date three months earlier than that”; and
(b) by omitting from the second proviso to sub-regulation (1) the word “two” and inserting in its stead the word “three”.
(a) by deleting from clause (11) of the proviso to sub-regulation (7) the figures “13” and inserting in their stead the figures “18”; and
(b) by deleting from sub-regulation (16) the words “or part-time temporary employee”.
83a. (1) The Deputy Commissioner may grant leave of absence with full pay to officers summoned to attend as witnesses in proceedings under the Arbitration (Public Service) Act 1920, but only for such period as is necessary to enable evidence to be tendered:
Provided that this sub-regulation shall apply only to officers stationed in the metropolitan area of a capital city in which the hearing takes place, or, subject to the certificate of the Public Service Arbitrator that attendance was essential to the proper presentation of the case by an organization, to officers stationed beyond a radius of fifteen miles of the capital city.
(2) The Deputy Commissioner may grant leave of absence without pay to officers who are representatives of organizations for the purpose of preparing evidence for submission to the Public Service Arbitrator in any proceedings under the Arbitration (Public Service) Act 1920.
Provided that such leave shall not be granted to more than two representatives of an organization at any one time and that the period of leave so granted shall not exceed three months in any twelve months:
Provided further that the periods during which any officer is absent on leave granted under this sub-regulation shall be included as part of the officer’s period of service.”
“(2) In determining the maximum salary of an officer’s position for the purpose of this Regulation, variations of salary made in the manner set forth in Regulation 62 of these Regulations shall not be taken into account.”
“(5) Except where otherwise directed by the Commission, leave of absence with pay for recreation shall not be granted to a part-time temporary employee.”
“(4) Except where otherwise directed by the Commission, sick leave with pay shall not be granted to a part-time temporary employee.”
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