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Public Service Commission Act · 1984 Revised Edition · Part IV · Remuneration of Members of the
Public Service Commission Act · 1984 Revised Edition · Part IV · Remuneration of Members of the
Official textFrom Attorney General's Chambers, unchanged
The remuneration of the members of the Com-mission shall consist of -
in the case of the Chairman, a salary pro-vided by the Legislature with the allowances and privileges specified in the Schedule hereto; and prosecutions
Remunera-tion
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Charge of re-muneration
Provision against dupli-cate salary
Public Service Commission
Commission
"Commission" means the Public Service Commis-sion established under Part IX of the Constitution;
in the case of each of the other members, a salary provided by the Legislature with the allo-wances and privileges specified in the Schedule hereto.
The salary of each member of the Commission shall-
commence from the date of his appoint-ment;
accrue from day to day; and
be payable monthly on the last day of each month, or on such other day as the Minister re-sponsible for finance may from time to time deter-mine.
The salaries, allowances, privileges and other terms of office of members of the Commission shall not be altered to their disadvantage after their appointment.
Commission
"Commission" means the Public Service Commis-sion established under Part IX of the Constitution;