Public Service Regulations (Amendment)

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STATUTORY RULES.

1965. No. 75.

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REGULATIONS UNDER THE PUBLIC SERVICE ACT 1922-1964. [*]

THE PUBLIC SERVICE BOARD, acting in pursuance and exercise of the authority conferred upon it by the Public Service Act 1922-1964, hereby makes, subject to the approval of the Governor-General, the following Regulations.

Dated this ninth day of June, 1965.

F. H. WHEELER

Chairman.

K. E. GRAINGER

Commissioner.

J. E. COLLINGS

Commissioner.

I, THE ADMINISTRATOR of the Government of the Commonwealth of, Australia, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, hereby approve the following Regulations.

Dated this eighteenth day of June, 1965.

HENRY ABEL SMITH

Administrator.

By His Excellency’s Command,

LESLIE BURY

Minister of State for Housing

for and on behalf of the Prime Minister.

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Amendments of the Public Service Regulations[†]

Fourth Schedule

The Fourth Schedule to the Public Service Regulations is amended—

 (a) by omitting Part 16 and inserting in its stead the following Part:—

“Part 16.—Education Officers

71

Education Officer, Class 1............

£1,535-£1,645-£1,755-£1,865-£1,995-£2,125-£2,255

72

Education Officer, Class 2............

£2,345-£2,435-£2,525-£2,615

73

Education Officer, Class 3............

£2,725-£2,835-£2,945-£3,055

74

Education Officer, Class 4............

£3,175-£3,295-£3,415

74a

Chief Education Officer.............

£3,545-£3,675-£3,805 ”.

and

(b) by inserting after item 218 the following item:—

“ 218a

Assistant Actuary..................

|£3,350-£3,500 ”

 

[*] Notified in the Commonwealth Gazette on 18 June, 1965.

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

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

5761/65.—Price 6d.

Overview

The Statutory Rules 1965, No. 75, titled "Regulations Under the Public Service Act 1922-1964," were enacted to provide amendments to the existing Public Service Regulations, specifically addressing the remuneration of education officers and the addition of a new position, Assistant Actuary. This legislative instrument was approved by the Public Service Board and subsequently ratified by the Administrator of the Government of the Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Federal Executive Council. The primary objective of these regulations is to update the salary scales for various classes of education officers and to establish a salary scale for the newly introduced position of Assistant Actuary. These amendments were designed to ensure that the compensation for public service roles remains competitive and reflective of the responsibilities and qualifications required for these positions.

Scope and Application

The Public Service Regulations, enacted under the Public Service Act 1922-1964, pertain specifically to the classification and remuneration of certain positions within the public service of the Commonwealth of Australia. These regulations apply to individuals employed in specified roles, such as Education Officers and Assistant Actuaries, outlining their salary scales and classification levels. The Regulations are applicable nationwide, extending to all federal public service employees within the Commonwealth jurisdiction. While the Regulations themselves primarily focus on the remuneration and classification of the mentioned positions, they are subject to amendments and further detailed rules that may be established through subordinate instruments. These subordinate instruments can refine the application of the primary regulations, ensuring they are comprehensive and up-to-date with any necessary adjustments.

Key Provisions

The Regulations under the Public Service Act 1922-1964, as amended, establish specific provisions for various roles within the public service, particularly focusing on salary scales for education officers and introducing a new role, the Assistant Actuary. Section 71 sets out the salary scale for Education Officers of Class 1, ranging from £1,535 to £2,255, while Section 72 covers Education Officers of Class 2, ranging from £2,345 to £2,615. Section 73 details the salary scale for Education Officers of Class 3, which extends from £2,725 to £3,055. Section 74 outlines the remuneration for Education Officers of Class 4, from £3,175 to £3,415, and Section 74a specifies the salary range for Chief Education Officers, from £3,545 to £3,805. Additionally, Section 218a introduces the role of Assistant Actuary with a salary scale from £3,350 to £3,500. These regulations impose specific obligations on the Public Service Board to ensure that the salary scales outlined are adhered to for the respective roles. The Board is responsible for the accurate classification and remuneration of education officers and the Assistant Actuary, ensuring that they receive the appropriate pay according to their designated class. It is the duty of the Board to implement these salary scales uniformly across the public service entities they govern. Failure to comply with the stipulated salary scales can result in legal repercussions. Although the specific penalties are not detailed within the text, breaches of these regulations may lead to disciplinary actions against the responsible parties. Such actions could include formal warnings, fines, or even termination of employment, depending on the severity and frequency of the breach. Additionally, individuals found in violation of these salary provisions may face legal action, which could result in both civil and criminal penalties as prescribed by other relevant legislation.

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