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RETIRED PAY OF THE ROYAL NAVY.
799
Eng ^! e .li i „ e ^ t -" Conimander ° r Bngineer i Service a
1/ieutenant
RETIRED PAY— continued.
for each year's l
as Chief Petty >:
•• ( Officer )
/'Addition for each year's "j
Engineer Lieut. -Commander or Engineer) continuous service prior (,, .„
Lieutenant J to being rated Chief Petty ( • lu • ••
(. Officer )
Fractions of a year's service in each grade to be reckoned as provided by O. in 0. 16 December, 1912.
Maximum to be 200/. ,,
Minimum (if retired at the age of 55) 1601. ,,
The foregoing provisions not to apply to Officers promoted for acts of gallantry or daring
under Art. 299, CI. 4, of the King's Regulations, except in the cases of Engineer Lieutenants,
to whom they will be applicable, subject to modification as follows : —
(a) The rate for each year's service as Engineer Lieutenant to be £12.
(b) The minimum, if retired at the age of 55, to be £200.
(c) The maximum to be. £250.
Any such Engineer Lieutenant, if advanced to the list of Engineer Lieutenant-Commanders,
to come under the regulations for officers on that list, subject to the proviso that his retired
pay shall not be less than the amount he would have obtained as above if he had remained
in the Junior Bank.
MATES.
Pension is fixed at £50 per annum.
ENGINEER OFFICERS.
Rank and Ask of Compulsory Retirement.
Age.
Retired
Pay.
Service or
equivalent.
Addition or
Deduction.
Engineer Vice- Admirals —
£
Tears.
£
—
650
30
16
Engineer Rear-Admirals — ■
—
575
30
16
Engineer Captains —
55
500
26
15
•See Note (c) as regards maximum retired pay.
54
485
26
15
53
470
25
15
52
455
25
15
51
440
24
16
Engineer Commanders —
50
425
24
10
.See Note (c) as regards maximum retired pay.
49
405
28
10
48
385
23
10
47
365
22
10
46
345
22
10
Engineer Lieutenant-Commanders and Engineer
Lieutenants —
45
325
21
10
See Note (c) as regards maximum retired pay.
44
300
21
10
43
275
20
10
42
250
20
10
41
225
19
10
40
200
19
10
(a) Officers under 40 years to receive Active half pay only.
(6) An addition, as specified, to be made for each full year of additional service, and a
deduction for each full year wanting, but in neither case to exceed five years.
(c) The retired pay of Engineer Captains and Engineer Commanders retired from those ranks
must not exceed £560 and £450 per annum respectively. That of Engineer Lieutenant-Com-
manders and Engineer Lieutenants retired from those ranks must not exceed £300 per annum.
(d) Half pay time and junior service to be reckoned as for Officers of the Military Branch.
MATES (E).
Tension is fixed at £60 per annum.
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