STATUTORY RULES
1966 No. 93
REGULATIONS UNDER THE NAVAL DEFENCE ACT 1910-1965.*
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 Naval Defence Act 1910-1965.
Dated this twenty-sixth day of May, 1966
CASEY
Governor-General.
By His Excellency's Command,
(Sgd.) A. J. Forbes
Minister of State for the Navy.
Amendments of the Naval Establishments Regulations†
Parts.
1. Regulation 3 of the Naval Establishments Regulations is amended by omitting the words—
" Part VII.—Apprentices (Regulations 84-100).".
Rates of pay and increments.
2. Regulation 43 of the Naval Establishments Regulations is amended by omitting sub-regulation (6.) and inserting in its stead the following sub-regulation:—
" (6.) The date from which a person is entitled to receive an increment of salary is not affected by an alteration of the rate or the scale of rates applicable to the position occupied by the person, being an alteration in relation to which the Naval Board determines that the last preceding sub-regulation shall not apply.".
* Notified in the Commonwealth Gazette on 2 June, 1966.
† Statutory Rules 1936, No. 107, as amended to date. For previous amendments of the Naval Establishments Regulations, see footnote † to Statutory Rules 1966, No. 32, and see also Statutory Rules 1966, Nos. 32 and 34.
3412/66.—Price 10c (1s.) 9/13.4.1966
Variation of salary.
3. Regulation 44 of the Naval Establishments Regulations is repealed.
Meal allowance.
4.—(1.) Regulation 47 of the Naval Establishments Regulations is amended by omitting from sub-regulation (1.) the words " Ten shillings " and inserting in their stead the words " One dollar and twenty-five cents ".
(2.) The rate of meal allowance specified in sub-regulation (1.) of regulation 47 of the Naval Establishments Regulations as amended by these Regulations applies to meal allowance paid or payable in respect of the fourteenth day of February, 1966, or any subsequent day.
Removal of furniture.
5. Regulation 73 of the Naval Establishments Regulations is amended by omitting the table in sub-regulation (1.) and inserting in its stead the following table:—
Salary or wages | Maximum amount allowed |
| $ |
Less than $600 per annum......................................... | 94 |
Not less than $600 but less than $1,200 per annum......................... | 104 |
Not less than $1,200 per annum...................................... | 124 |
Rate of travelling allowance.
6.—(1.) Regulation 75 of the Naval Establishments Regulations is amended by omitting the table in sub-regulation (1.) and inserting in its stead the following table:—
Where salary or maximum salary of position is: | Allowance per day for first twenty-one days' residence | |
Males | Females | Capital Cities |
|
| $ |
$6,807 and under..... | $6,405 and under..... | 10.00 |
$6,808 and not exceeding $8,859 | $6,406 and not exceeding $8,457 | 11.80 |
$8,860 and over ...... | $8,458 and over....... | 16.50 |
|
| Other than Capital Cities |
|
| $ |
$8,859 and under..... | $8,457 and under..... | 7.70 |
$8,860 and over...... | $8,458 and over...... | 11.00 |
(2.) The rates of travelling allowance specified in sub-regulation (1.) of regulation 75 of the Naval Establishments Regulations as amended by these Regulations apply to travelling allowance paid or payable in accordance with the Naval Establishments Regulations in respect of the fourteenth day of February, 1966, or any subsequent day.
Allowances to officers working within defined districts.
7. Regulation 76 of the Naval Establishments Regulations is amended by omitting the table in sub-regulation (1.) and inserting in its stead the following table:—
Where the period of continuous residence at a temporary station is— | |||
Less than three weeks | Three weeks or more— | ||
Married officer | Unmarried officer— | ||
First week | After first week | ||
Per day | Per week | Per week | Per week |
$ | $ | $ | $ |
5.40 | 24.00 | 24.00 | 14.80 |
Repeal of Part VII.
8. Part VII. of the Naval Establishments Regulations is repealed.
Third and Fourth Schedules.
9. The Second Schedule, the Third Schedule and the Fourth Schedule to the Naval Establishments Regulations are repealed and the following Schedules inserted in their stead:—
THIRD SCHEDULE
Regulation 43 (1.)
ANNUAL SALARY OF CERTAIN PERSONS EMPLOYED AT NAVAL ESTABLISHMENTS
Part I.—Position Occupied by Male or Female Persons
First Column | Second Column | Third Column |
Item number | Designation of position | Rate or scale of rates of annual salary in dollars |
1 | Architect, Class 2.............................. | 5,050-5,268-5,486-5,704 |
2 | Assistant Civil Inspector.......................... | 2,514-2,638-2,762-2,886-3,010-3,134-3,258-3,382-3,506-3,630-3,754 |
3 | Assistant Medical and Dental Store Officer.............. | 4,250-4,374-4,498 |
4 | Assistant Work Study Officer (Armament Depots)......... | 4,250-4,374-4,498 |
5 | Cadet Engineer................................ | 2,142-2,266-2,390-2,514-2,638-2,762 |
6 | Cadet Naval Architect............................ | 2,142-2,266-2,390-2,514-2,638-2,762 |
7 | Chemist, Class 1............................... | 2,960-3,076-3,370-3,666-4,004-4,386-4,768 |
Third Schedule—continued
Annual Salary of Certain Persons Employed at Naval Establishments—continued
First Column | Second Column | Third Column |
Item number | Designation of position | Rate or scale of rates of annual salary in dollars |
8 | Chemist, Class 2.............................. | 4,976-5,190-5,402-5,616 |
9 | Chemist, Class 3 .............................. | 5,826-6,032-6,240-6,446 |
10 | Civilian Medical Officer......................... | 5,240-5,484-5,726-5,970-6,214-6,518-6,822-7,126 |
11 | Director of Naval Public Relations.................. | 5,936-6,082-6,228 |
12 | Engineer, Class 1.............................. | 3,076-3,370-3,666-4,004-4,386-4,768 |
13 | Engineer, Class 2.............................. | 5,082-5,294-5,508-5,720 |
14 | Engineer, Class 3.............................. | 6,032-6,280-6,528-6,776 |
15 | Engineer, Class 4.............................. | 7,084-7,332-7,578 |
16 | Engineer, Class 5.............................. | 7,886-8,154-8,422 |
17 | Experimental Officer, Class 1...................... | 2,960-3,076-3,370-3,666-4,004-4,386-4,768 |
18 | Experimental Officer, Class 2...................... | 4,976-5,190-5,402-5,616 |
19 | Films Officer................................. | 3,696-3,818-3,940-4,062-4,184 |
20 | Film Editor.................................. | 3,696-3,818-3,940-4,062-4,184 |
21 | Inspector, Grade 1............................. | 3,754-3,878-4,002-4,126-4,250 |
22 | Inspector of Stores............................. | 3,754-3,878-4,002-4,126-4,250 |
23 | Journalist, Grade A1............................ | 5,258-5,402-5,546 |
24 | Medical and Dental Store Officer................... | 5,352-5,498-5,644 |
25 | Metallurgist, Class 1............................ | 2,960-3,076-3,370-3,666-4,004-4,386-4,768 |
26 | Metallurgist, Class 2............................ | 4,976-5,190-5,402-5,616 |
27 | Metallurgist, Class 3............................ | 5,826-6,032-6,240-6,446 |
28 | Naval Architect, Class 1......................... | 3,076-3,370-3,666-4,004-4,386-4,768 |
29 | Naval Architect, Class 2......................... | 5,082-5,294-5,508-5,720 |
30 | Naval Architect, Class 3......................... | 6,032-6,280-6,528-6,776 |
31 | Naval Architect, Class 4......................... | 7,084-7,332-7,578 |
32 | Naval Architect, Class 5......................... | 7,886-8,154-8,422 |
33 | Officer-in-Charge, Motor Garage | 4,250-4,374-4,498 |
34 | Principal Fire Officer........................... | 4,250-4,374-4,498 |
35 | Principal Research Scientist....................... | 7,886-8,192-8,496-8,800-9,104 |
36 | Principal Social Worker......................... | 4,250-4,374-4,498 |
37 | Research Scientist............................. | 4,966-5,190-5,412-5,636-5,858-6,082-6,304 |
38 | Scientific Officer.............................. | 3,396-3,696-4,038-4,412 |
39 | Senior Inspector............................... | 4,768-4,914-5,060 |
40 | Senior Principal Research Scientist.................. | 9,520-9,826 |
41 | Senior Research Scientist......................... | 6,568-6,832-7,096-7,360-7,624 |
42 | Senior Technical Officer (Special Duties).............. | 4,768-4,914-5,060 |
43 | Senior Work Study Officer........................ | 5,352-5,498-5,644 |
44 | Shipping and Transport Officer..................... | 2,514-2,638-2,762-2,886-3,010 |
45 | Superintending Inspector......................... | 5,644-5,790-5,936 |
46 | Technical Officer (Medical and Dental Store)........... | 2,514-2,638-2,762-2,886-3,010-3,134-3,258-3,382-3,506-3,630-3,754 |
47 | Trainee Engineer.............................. | 2,142-2,266-2,390-2,514-2,638-2,762 |
Third Schedule—continued
Annual Salary of Certain Persons Employed at Naval Establishments—continued
First Column | Second Column | Third Column |
Item number | Designation of position | Rate or scale of rates of annual salary in dollars |
48 | Trainee Naval Architect.......................... | 2,142-2,266-2,390-2,514-2,638-2,762 |
49 | Work Study Officer | 4,498-4,622-4,768 |
50 | Armament Artificer............................. | 2,320-2,406-2,490-2,576 |
51 | Assistant, Grade 1.............................. | 1,952-2,008-2,064-2,122-2,178 |
52 | Assistant, Grade 2.............................. | 2,178-2,236-2,292 |
53 | Assistant, Grade 3.............................. | 2,292-2,378-2,462 |
54 | Assistant, Grade 4.............................. | 2,462-2,548 |
55 | Assistant (Armament)............................ | 1,952-2,008-2,064-2,122-2,178 |
56 | Assistant Chief Drafting Officer, Grade 1............... | 5,148-5,332-5,514 |
57 | Assistant Chief Drafting Officer, Grade 2............... | 5,514-5,696-5,878 |
58 | Assistant Inspecting Officer (Central Storekeeping) | 2,746-2,832-2,918-3,002 |
59 | Assistant Laboratoryman......................... | 2,320-2,378-2,462 |
60 | Assistant Oil Fuel Installation Attendant............... | 2,320-2,378-2,462 |
61 | Assistant (Photography).......................... | 1,808-1,866-1,922-1,980-2,036-2,094-2,150-2,206-2,264-2,320 |
62 | Assistant (Plan Printing), Grade 1.................... | 1,808-1,866-1,922-1,980-2,036-2,094-2,150 |
63 | Assistant (Plan Printing), Grade 2.................... | 2,206-2,264-2,320 |
64 | Assistant (Plan Printing), Grade 3.................... | 2,320-2,406-2,490 |
65 | Assistant (Plans)............................... | 2,150-2,206-2,264-2,320 |
66 | Assistant (Printing), Grade 1....................... | 2,206-2,264-2,320 |
67 | Assistant (Printing), Grade 2....................... | 2,320-2,378-2,434 |
68 | Assistant Storehouseman......................... | 2,320-2,378-2,462 |
69 | Assistant Transport Officer........................ | 2,604-2,690 |
70 | Assistant (Works).............................. | 2,292-2,378-2,462 |
71 | Biograph Operator.............................. | 2,206-2,264-2,320 |
72 | Chart Assistant................................ | 1,808-1,866-1,922-1,980-2,036 |
73 | Chart Corrector................................ | 1,894-1,952-2,008-2,064-2,122-2,178-2,236-2,292-2,348-2,406 |
74 | Chief Drafting Officer, Grade 1..................... | 5,148-5,332-5,514 |
75 | Chief Drafting Officer, Grade 2..................... | 5,514-5,696-5,878 |
76 | Chief Drafting Officer, Grade 3..................... | 5,878-6,062-6,244 |
77 | Chief Drafting Officer, Grade 4..................... | 6,244-6,426-6,610 |
78 | Drafting Assistant, Grade 1........................ | 1,980-2,036-2,142-2,244-2,344-2,446-2,548 |
79 | Drafting Assistant, Grade 2........................ | 2,650-2,752-2,852-2,954-3,056-3,158 |
80 | Drafting Officer, Grade 1......................... | 3,260-3,360-3,462-3,564-3,666 |
81 | Drafting Officer, Grade 2......................... | 3,768-3,920-4,072 |
82 | Examiner.................................... | 2,036-2,094-2,150-2,206 |
83 | Examiner (Clothing and Footwear)................... | 2,320-2,406-2,490-2,576 |
84 | First Aid Attendant............................. | 1,922-1,980-2,036 |
85 | Foreman (Master Attendant's Branch).................. | 3,402-3,486-3,572 |
86 | Foreman (Materials Handling)...................... | 3,316-3,402-3,486 |
87 | Foreman of Transport (Naval Stores).................. | 3,316-3,402-3,486 |
88 | Foreman Store Artisan........................... | 3,060-3,146-3,230 |
89 | Foreman (Storehouse and Laboratory), Grade " A " | 3,572-3,658-3,742-3,828 |
90 | Foreman (Storehouse and Laboratory), Grade " B " | 3,316-3,402-3,486 |
91 | Foreman (Storehouse and Laboratory), Grade " C " | 3,060-3,146-3,230 |
92 | Foreman of Trades, Grade 1....................... | 2,974-3,060-3,146 |
93 | Foreman of Trades, Grade 2....................... | 3,402-3,486-3,572 |
Third Schedule—continued
Annual Salary of Certain Persons Employed at Naval Establishments—continued
First Column | Second Column | Third Column |
Item number | Designation of position | Rate or scale of rates of annual salary in dollars |
94 | Foreman of Trades, Grade 3................... | 3,658-3,742-3,828 |
95 | Foreman of Trades, Grade 4................... | 3,914-4,000 |
96 | Foreman of Trades, Grade 5................... | 4,256 |
97 | Inspection Assistant, Grade 1 (Central Storekeeping) | 2,036-2,122-2,206-2,292 |
98 | Inspection Assistant, Grade 2 (Central Storekeeping) | 2,320-2,406-2,490 |
99 | Inspecting Officer (Central Storekeeping).......... | 3,146-3,260-3,372-3,486 |
100 | Laboratory Attendant........................ | 1,808-1,866-1,922-1,980-2,036-2,094-2,150 |
101 | Laboratoryman............................ | 2,604-2,690-2,776 |
102 | Leading Examiner.......................... | 3,088-3,174 |
103 | Line Foreman, Grade 1...................... | 2,706 |
104 | Motor Driver............................. | 2,036-2,094-2,150-2,206 |
105 | Oil Fuel Installation Attendant.................. | 2,604-2,690-2,776 |
106 | Photographer............................. | 2,378-2,462-2,548-2,632-2,718-2,804 |
107 | Principal Technical Officer.................... | 5,514-5,696-5,878 |
108 | Senior Armament Artificer.................... | 2,746-2,832 |
109 | Senior Assistant Inspecting Officer (Central Storekeeping) | 2,946-3,032-3,116 |
110 | Senior Chart Corrector....................... | 2,434-2,520-2,604-2,690-2,776 |
111 | Senior Drafting Officer, Grade 1................ | 4,236-4,388-4,540 |
112 | Senior Drafting Officer, Grade 2................ | 4,722-4,906-5,088 |
113 | Senior Examiner, Grade 1..................... | 2,576-2,662-2,746 |
114 | Senior Examiner, Grade 2..................... | 2,746-2,832-2,918 |
115 | Senior Examiner (Trades)..................... | 2,576-2,662-2,746 |
116 | Senior Inspecting Officer (Central Storekeeping)..... | 3,742-3,856 |
117 | Senior Motor Mechanic...................... | 2,632-2,718 |
118 | Senior Store Tradesman...................... | 2,718 |
119 | Senior Technical Instructor, Grade 2.............. | 3,828-3,914 |
120 | Senior Technical Instructor, Grade 3.............. | 4,084 |
121 | Senior Technical Officer, Grade 1............... | 4,236-4,388-4,540 |
122 | Senior Technical Officer, Grade 2............... | 4,722-4,906-5,088 |
123 | Senior Technical Officer, Grade 3............... | 5,148-5,332-5,514 |
124 | Senior Technician.......................... | 2,890-2,974-3,060 |
125 | Store Artisan............................. | 2,206-2,292-2,378-2,462 |
126 | Storehouse Assistant, Grade 1.................. | 1,952-2,008-2,064 2,122 |
127 | Storehouse Assistant, Grade 2.................. | 2,178-2,236 |
128 | Storehouseman .. .. .. .. | 2,604-2,690-2,776 |
129 | Stores Transport Officer .. .. .. | 3,002 |
130 | Superintending Foreman (Storehouses and Laboratories) | 4,000 |
131 | Supervising Examiner....................... | 3,402-3,516-3,630 |
132 | Supervising Technician, Grade 1................ | 3,486-3,572 |
133 | Supervising Technician, Grade 2................ | 3,658-3,742-3,828 |
134 | Supervising Technician, Grade 3................ | 3,914-4,000 |
135 | Supervising Technician, Grade 4................ | 4,084-4,170 |
136 | Supervisor of Apprentices.................... | 3,914-4,000 |
137 | Supervisor (Chart Depot)..................... | 3,260-3,360-3,462 |
138 | Supervisor (Dockyard Surgery) ................. | 2,206-2,264-2,320-2,378 |
139 | Supervisor (Plan Printing and Photography)......... | 2,726-2,786 |
140 | Technical Assistant, Grade 1................... | 1,980-2,036-2,142-2,244-2,344-2,446-2,548 |
141 | Technical Assistant, Grade 2................... | 2,650-2,752-2,852-2,954-3,056-3,158 |
142 | Technical Instructor, Grade 2.................. | 3,316-3,402-3,486-3,572-3,658-3,742 |
143 | Technical Officer, Grade 1.................... | 3,260-3,360-3,462-3,564-3,666 |
Third Schedule—continued
Annual Salary of Certain Persons Employed at Naval Establishments—continued
First Column | Second Column | Third Column |
Item number | Designation of position | Rate or scale of rates of annual salary in dollars |
144 | Technical Officer, Grade 2....................... | 3,768-3,920-4,072 |
145 | Technician................................. | 2,292-2,378-2,462-2,548-2,632-2,718 |
146 | Yard Transport Officer......................... | 2,604-2,690-2,776 |
Part II.—Positions Occupied Only by Female Persons
First Column | Second Column | Third Column |
Item number | Designation of position | Rate or scale of rates of annual salary in dollars |
147 | Computing Assistant........................... | 1,662-1,720-1,776-1,834-1,890-1,976-2,060 |
148 | Senior Sister................................ | 2,032-2,088-2,146 |
149 | Sister (Industrial)............................. | 1,946-2,032-2,118 |
FOURTH SCHEDULE
Regulation 43 (14.)
SALARIES OF CERTAIN PERSONS EMPLOYED AT NAVAL ESTABLISHMENTS
First Column | Second Column | Third Column | Fourth Column |
Designation of position | Age of person | Rate of annual salary in dollars for male person | Rate of annual salary in dollars for female person |
1. Assistant, Grade 1; Assistant (Armament); Assistant (Photography); Assistant (Plan Printing), Grade 1; | Under 17 years...... | 932 | .. |
17 years.......... | 1,100 | .. | |
18 years.......... | 1,330 | .. | |
Junior Inspection Assistant (Central Storekeeping); Laboratory Attendant; Storehouse Assistant, Grade 1 | 19 years.......... | 1,560 | .. |
20 years.......... | 1,734 | .. | |
|
| .. | |
2. Technical Assistant, Grade 1........... | Under 17 years...... | 1,042 | .. |
17 years.......... | 1,182 | .. | |
18 years.......... | 1,402 | .. | |
19 years.......... | 1,628 | .. | |
20 years.......... | 1,884 | .. | |
3. Cadet Engineer; Cadet Naval Architect; Trainee Engineer; Trainee Naval Architect | Under 18 years...... | 1,350 | .. |
18 years.......... | 1,562 | .. | |
19 years.......... | 1,788 | .. | |
20 years.......... | 2,064 | .. | |
4. Chart Assistant................... | Under 17 years | 932 | 852 |
17 years.......... | 1,100 | 984 | |
18 years.......... | 1,330 | 1,110 | |
19 years.......... | 1,560 | 1,246 | |
20 years.......... | 1,734 | 1,348 |
Fourth Schedule—continued
Salaries or Certain Persons Employed at Naval Establishments—continued
First Column | Second Column | Third Column | Fourth Column |
Designation of position | Age of person | Rate of annual salary in dollars for male person | Rate of annual salary in dollars for female person |
5. Chart Corrector; Drafting Assistant, Grade 1 | Under 17 years........ | 1,042 | 984 |
17 years............. | 1,182 | 1,116 | |
18 years............. | 1,402 | 1,252 | |
19 years ............ | 1,628 | 1,390 | |
20 years............. | 1,884 | 1,534 | |
6. Computing Assistant................. | Under 17 years........ | .. | 984 |
17 years............. | .. | 1,116 | |
18 years............. | .. | 1,252 | |
19 years............. | .. | 1,390 | |
20 years............. | .. | 1,534 |
Amendments in relation to decimal currency.
10. The Naval Establishments Regulations are amended as set out in the Schedule to these Regulations.
THE SCHEDULE
Regulation 10.
AMENDMENTS IN RELATION TO DECIMAL CURRENCY
Provision amended | Omit— | Insert— |
Regulation 23........... | Twenty pounds | Forty dollars |
Regulation 25 (3.)........ | two pounds | Four dollars |
Regulation 25 (6.)........ | Fifty pounds | One hundred dollars |
Regulation 43 (2.)........ | Thirty pounds | Sixty dollars |
Regulation 43 (3.)........ | One hundred and fifty-four pounds | Four hundred and two dollars |
Regulation 43a.......... | Forty-five pounds | Ninety dollars |
Regulation 46 (13.)....... | Two thousand four hundred and fifty pounds | Five thousand three hundred and fifty-two dollars |
Regulation 50 (1.)........ | Two thousand four hundred and fifty pounds | Five thousand three hundred and fifty-two dollars |
Regulation 50 (4.)........ | two shillings | Twenty cents |
Regulation 68 (4.)........ | 10s. 6d. | One dollar and five cents |
be £1 1s. | be Two dollars and ten cents | |
than £1 1s. | than Two dollars and ten cents | |
Regulation 83 (1.)........ | £1,070 | Two thousand five hundred and forty-eight dollars |
Regulation 102.......... | Twenty pounds | Forty dollars |
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