GRANT SCHOOLS PROVIDENT FUND RULES

GRANT SCHOOLS PROVIDENT FUND RULES

GRANT SCHOOLS PROVIDENT FUND RULES

ARRANGEMENT OF RULES

Rule

1. Citation
2. Interpretation
3. Object of rules
4. Board of control
5. Appointment of secretary and his duties
6. Appointment of treasurer and his duties

7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.

Contributors ... ...
Contributions ...
Government's donation
Investment ... ...
Reserve fund ... ...
Credits to contributors' accounts
Benefits ... ... ... ...
Payments out ... ... ...
Accounts ... ... ... ...
Reports on working of fund
Decision of doubtful cases
Transfer of teachers from grant schools to subsidized schools and vice versa





GRANT SCHOOLS PROVIDENT FUND RULES

(Cap. 279, section 85)*

[19 December 1952

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1. These rules may be cited as the Grant Schools Provident Fund
Rules.

2. In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires

,code of aid for secondary schools' means the code under the terms of
which the Government gives subsidies to certain secondary
schools;

,continuous contributory service', in relation to a teacher, means any
period of service during which the teacher makes continuous
contributions to a provident or super-annuation fund approved by
the Director for the purposes of these rules, including continuous
contributions to the fund maintained in accordance with these
rules; and includes

(a)study leave, sick leave or maternity leave approved by the
Director; and

(b)subject to rule 18, any service at 2 or more grant schools. or at
1 or more grant schools and at 1 or more subsidized schools,
either without a break in teaching service on appointment to
one such school after ceasing to be employed at another such
school, or with such a break if the break has been approved
by the Director;

,contract', in relation to a contributor, means a fixed term contract
under which the contributor is employed;

'contributor' means a person who contributes compulsorily to the fund
or who has exercised an option to contribute to the fund;

'Grant Code' means the code under the terms of which, before 1 April
1973, the Government gave grants in aid to certain secondary
schools;

'grant school' means any secondary school which receives subsidies
in accordance with the code of aid for secondary schools and
which was, before 1 April 1973, in receipt of grants in accordance
with the Grant Code;

'Grant Schools Council means that body of persons composed of
representatives of the grant schools and for the time being known
as the Grant Schools Council;

These rules were made under section 53 of the repealed Education Ordinance
(Cap. 279. 1964 Ed.) and, by virtue of section 36(1) of the Interpretation and
General Clauses Ordinance, continue to have the like effect as if they had been
made under section 85 of the new Education Ordinance (enacted in 1971).







'fund' and 'board' mean respectively the provident fund and board of
control established under these rules;

'secretary' means the secretary appointed in accordance with the
provisions of rule 5;

'subsidized school' has the meaning ascribed thereto in the Subsidized
Schools Provident Fund Rules;

'Subsidized Schools Provident Fund' means the provident fund
maintained in accordance with the Subsidized Schools Provident
Fund Rules;

'treasurer' means the treasurer appointed in accordance with the
provisions of rule 6.

3. The object of these rules is the maintenance and management of
the contributory fund which since 1 September 1945 has provided for
payments in the case of the resignation, retirement, dismissal,
termination of contract or death of teachers in grant schools. Rights and
liabilities and procedure in respect of such fund shall hereafter be
entirely governed by these rules.

4. (1) The complete administration and control of the fund, subject
to these rules, shall be vested in a board of control composed of a
chairman who shall be nominated and replaced whenever it appears to
be desirable by the Grant Schools Council. the Director or his
representative, the Director of Accounting Services or his
representative, and 8 additional members who shall themselves be
contributors.

(2) There shall be a vice chairman who shall be nominated by the
Grant Schools Council out of the 8 additional contributory members and
replaced whenever it appears desirable.

(3) The 8 additional members shall be nominated as follows-

(a)

2 shall be nominated jointly by contributors who are members
of the staff of Roman Catholic boys schools in Hong Kong;

(b)2 shall be nominated jointly by contributors who are members
of the staff of Roman Catholic girls schools in Hong Kong;

(e)2 shall be nominated jointly by contributors who are members
of the staff of the Diocesan Boys' School, the Diocesan Girls'
School, St. Paul's Co-educational College, St. Paul's College,
and St. Mark's School;

(d)1 shall be nominated jointly by contributors who are members
of the staff of Ying Wa College, Ying Wa Girls' School, and
the Methodist College;

(e)1 shall be nominated jointly by contributors who are members
of the staff of St. Stephen's Girls' College and Heep Yunn
School.





(4) The 8 additional members shall serve until the end of the annual
general meeting of the board held in the month of January 1962, and
thereafter until the end of each alternate annual general meeting of the
board when such members shall cease to serve but shall be eligible for
renomination:

Provided that if such a member ceases to be a contributor or is
unable or unwilling to Let, or resigns, or is absent for more than 3
months from the Colony,a contributor may be nominated as a
member in similar manner in his place.

(5) 5 members of the board shall form a quorum and the chairman or
in his absence the vice chairman shall have a casting vote.

(6) The board shall regulate its own procedure and in the absence
of the chairman and the vice chairman a temporary chair~ man shall be
elected from amongst the members of the board.

(7) An annual general meeting of the members of the board shall be
held not later than 31 August in each year.

(8) The validity of any proceedings of the board shall not be
affected by any vacancy among the members thereof or by any defect in
the appointment of any member thereto.

(9) All questions coming or arising before any meeting of the board
shall be determined by a majority of the members present and voting
thereon.

5. (1) The board shall as necessary elect from amongst its members
a secretary who shall summon such meetings as may be required by the
board, of which he shall give at least 7 days notice with an agenda for
discussion.

(2) The secretary shall maintain minutes of each meeting and a
record of the members of the board from time to time.

6. (1) A treasurer of the fund shall be appointed by the Director of
Accounting Services who may if and whenever the Director of
Accounting Services thinks fit also act as his representative on the
board under rule 4.

(2) The cost of the administration of the fund shall be a charge on
the general revenue of the Colony.

Provided that the Financial Secretary may direct that an annual
supervision fee, to be determined by him, shall be charged against the
income of the fund and paid into the general revenue of the
Colony.

7. (1) Subject to paragraph (1A) every teacher approved for the
purposes of the Grant Code or the code of aid for secondary schools
(including any such teacher while on probation) shall be required to
contribute to the fund in the manner provided in rule 8, except--





(a) any teacher employed on a temporary basis;

(b)any teacher in receipt of salary based on a salary scale
applicable to unqualified teachers:

Provided that any such teacher may at his option
contribute to the fund;

(c)any teacher who is in continuous contributory service
otherwise than by reason of contributing to the Subsidized
Schools Provident Fund:

Provided that any such teacher may at his option
contribute to the fund;

(d)any teacher who, being first appointed to a grant school
before 1 September 1980, was over the age of 50 years upon
such appointment, or who, upon his first appointment to a
grant school on or after 1 September 1980, was or is over the
age of 55 years:

Provided that

(i) the provisions of this paragraph shall not apply in the
case of any such teacher who, at the time of first appointment
to a grant school, is in continuous contributory service by
reason of making contribution to the Subsidized Schools
Provident Fund; and

(ii) any such teacher who, at the time of first appointment to
a grant school, is in continuous contributory service
otherwise than by reason of making contribution to the
Subsidized Schools Provident Fund, may at his option
contribute to the fund;

(e)

any teacher who is a member of a religious order, convent or
missionary body:

Provided that any such teacher may at his option
contribute to the fund;

any teacher employed on a part time basis:

Provided that, subject to the approval of the Director,
any such teacher may at his option contribute to the fund.

(1A) Any teacher in a grant school who was not more than 55
years of age on 1 September 1980 may, if he is not a contributor, at his
option contribute to the fund.

(2) Subject to paragraphs (2A) and (2B), any option exercised
pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (1) may be exercised at any
time, but shall

(a) be irrevocable; and

(b) not be exercised with retrospective effect otherwise than-

(i) to the date of first appointment in a grant school, or

(ii) for a period of 3 months, whichever is the less.





(2A) An option to contribute to the fund by a teacher to whom
paragraph (1)(d) applies (other than a teacher first appointed to a grant
school on or after 24 June 1982) or by a teacher to whom paragraph (1A)
applies

(a) shall be irrevocable; and

(b) if exercised not later than 3 months after 24 June 1982,

may be retrospective to the date of his first appointment
to a grant school, or to such other date after such first
appointment, as the teacher may specify in the option, but
in any event shall not be retrospective to a date earlier
than 1 September 1980.

(2B) Where an option has been exercised by a teacher before 24
June 1982 and by virtue of paragraph (2)(b)(ii) such option is
retrospective to a date after the date of his first appointment to a grant
school, the teacher may exercise an additional option, not later than 3
months after 24 June 1982. to contribute to the fund from the date of his
first appointment to a grant school or from 1 September 1980, whichever
is the later.

(3) Any question arising as to whether, for the purpose of
paragraph (1), a teacher is employed on a temporary basis shall be
determined by the Director whose decision shall be final.

8. (1) Contribution to the fund shall be at the rate of 5 per cent of
the contributor's basic salary, including any allowances approved for
that purpose by the Director, and, except with the consent of the
Director, shall be payable only in respect of periods during which the
contributor draws his basic salary.

(2) Subject to paragraph (2A), the contributions shall be deducted
from salaries monthly by each supervisor who shall within 7 days
thereafter pay to the treasurer the amount of such deduction.

(2A) Where an option to contribute to the fund is exercised with
retrospective effect under rule 7(2A) or (2B), any contributions payable
by a contributor in respect of the retrospective period shall be
deducted, in such instalments as the Director may determine, from the
salary of the contributor monthly by the supervisor who shall within 7
days thereafter pay to the treasurer the amount of such deduction.

(3) It shall be the duty of the supervisor to maintain an
independent complete account for each contributor in his school which
shall specify

(a) contributions paid;

(b) donations made by Government in accordance with rule 9;

(c)such further credits and debits for the previous year as shall
have been notified to him by the treasurer.





(4) The total of each such account shall be reconciled annually
with the treasurer, and the detail shall be available for inspection by the
contributor.

9. (1) For each contribution by a contributor, Government shall pay
to the fund a sum referred to in these rules as a Government donation.

(2) A Government donation shall be paid to the fund each month
when the contribution by a contributor becomes payable, or, in the case
of any contribution payable under rule 8(2A), when the contribution by
a contributor is deducted from his salary, and shall be an amount equal
to the following percentage of the contributor's basic salary, including
any allowance approved for that purpose by the Director

(a)5 per cent, if his continuous contributory service is less than
10 years;

(b)10 per cent. if his continuous contributory service is not less
than 10 years but less than 15 years;

(c)15 per cent. if his continuous contributory service is not less
than 15 years.

(3) A Government donation paid in respect of a contributor shall be
forthwith credited to his account by the supervisor and by the treasurer.

(4) In the calculation of continuous contributory service for the
purposes of this rule, where a contributor commenced his service on a
day in a month other than the first day of that month, he shall be
deemed to have commenced his service on the first day of that month.

(5) With respect to contributions made at any time by a contributor
during the period beginning on 1 September 1980 and ending
immediately before the commencement* of the Grant Schools Provident
Fund (Amendment) Rules 1982, the Government shall pay to the fund a
sum equal to the difference between the aggregate amount of the
donations payable by the Government to the fund in respect of those
contributions during that period under the provisions of this rule then in
force and the aggregate amount of the donations which would have
been so payable in respect of those contributions under this rule if those
Rules had been in force during that period; and the account of each
such contributor kept in respect of that period shall be adjusted and
credited accordingly in respect of each of his contributions made in that
period.



10. (1) All sums considered by the board to be surplus to the
normal cash requirement of the fund may at the direction of the board-

(a) be invested in such securities or deposited in such manner
in the Colony by the treasurer as the Financial Secretary
may from time to time approve for that purpose, or

10. All sums considered by the board to be surplus to
the normal cash requirements of the fund may at the
direction of the board be invested or deposited by
(b) be remitted to the Crown Agents for investment in such
securities or deposit in such manner as the Secretary of
State may from time to time approve for that purpose.

and the dividends or interest accruing from such investments or
deposits shall be credited to the account of the fund.

(2) Such realization of the capital of the fund as the board may
from time to time consider necessary shall be effected by the Crown
Agents or by the treasurer as the case may be.

(3) Requests to the Crown Agents shall be made through the
medium of the Director of Accounting Services who shall annually
and whenever requested by the treasurer or auditor obtain from the
Crown Agents a statement of investments showing the nominal
value and middle market price of the securities held together with
the amount of any deposits.

11. (1) A reserve fund shall be maintained. to which shall
be-
(a) credited each year
(i) the proceeds of any realization upon sale or maturity of
any security during the year in so far as such proceeds exceed
the cost price to the fund of such security;

(ii) the net amount of any Government donation, including
any dividend earned thereby, standing to the credit of any
contributor to whom, under rule 13, such donation is not
payable; and

(iii) such proportion of the income derived from
investments and deposits as the board may think fit; and

(b) debited each year

(i) any loss incurred upon sale or maturity during the year
of any security having regard to the cost price to the fund of
such security; and

(ii) such outgoings or losses incurred by the fund as the
Governor may in special circumstances authorize or direct in
writing.

(2) Where in any year the credit balance of the reserve fund, after
crediting all the items specified in paragraph (1)(a), is less than the total
of all the debits specified in paragraph (1)(b), an amount representing
such difference shall be debited to the income and expenditure account
and credited to the reserve fund.

(3) Where in any year, after crediting and debiting all the items
specified in paragraph (1), there is a credit balance in the reserve fund,
such proportion as may be required to meet the 5 per cent dividend,
guaranteed under rule 12(1), shall be debited to the reserve fund and
credited to the income and expenditure account.

(4) Where in any year, after crediting and debiting all the items
specified in paragraphs (1) and (3), the credit balance of the reserve fund
exceeds the aggregate of an amount equal to 5 per cent of the credit
balance of the contributors' accounts as at 31 August and the





total amount of any outstanding Government loans made under rule
12(2), any such excess may, at the discretion of the board, be credited to
the contributors' accounts under rule 12(5).

(5) When in any year the Financial Secretary determines under rule
12(4) that any Government loan made under rule 12(2) shall be repaid,
either in whole or in part, then

(a)if the credit balance of the reserve fund exceeds the amount of
the loan to be repaid, that amount shall be debited to the
reserve fund and credited to the dividend deficiency
account;and

(b)if the credit balance of the reserve fund is less than the
amount of the loan to be repaid, an amount representing such
difference shall be debited to the income and expenditure
account and credited to the reserve fund.

(6) In this rule and in rule 12, -income and expenditure accounC
means the account maintained for receiving the credits of income from
investments and income other than of a capital nature, and the debits of
expenses other than of a capital nature, relating to the operation of the
fund and for determining the surplus or deficit resulting from the
operation.

12. (1) At each annual general meeting of the board, the board shall
declare to the account of each contributor a credit of 5 per cent of each
such account as at the previous 31 August. hereinafter referred to as the
guaranteed dividend, out of the sum comprised of the following

(a)the income of the fund after providing for any expenses and
for the amount, if any, credited to the reserve fund under rule
11 (1)(a)(iii);

(b)any amount debited to the income and expenditure account
under rule 11(2);

(c)any amount credited to the income and expenditure account
under rule 11(3);

(d)any amount credited to the income and expenditure account,
being the amount of the transfer to the debit of the dividend
deficiency account, of the balance of the guaranteed dividend
which cannot be met from the income and expenditure account
and which is underwritten by the Government by way of a
loan made under paragraph (2).

(2) Where in any year the guaranteed dividend cannot be met under
paragraphs (1)(a), (1)(b) and the Financial Secretary may direct that a
sum, sufficient to cover the debit of the dividend deficiency account
under paragraph (1)(d), to be paid out of the general revenue and
referred to in these rules as a Government loan, shall be paid to the fund.

(3) A Government loan made under paragraph (2) shall not bear
interest against the fund and shall be a charge against the reserve fund.





(4) A Government loan made under paragraph (2) shall be
repaid out of the fund at such time and in such instalments as the
Financial Secretary may determine.
(5) Subject to paragraph (6), the board may, at its annual
general meeting. declare a supplementary dividend, subject to the
approval of the Governor, by way of a percentage of the account of
each contributor as at the previous 31 August, to be credited to each
account from the excess available under rule 11(4).
(6) No supplementary dividend shall be declared if any
Government loan made under paragraph (2) has not been repaid.
(7) In this rule, 'dividend deficiency account' means the
account to which the balance of the guaranteed dividend that cannot
be met from the income and expenditure account and the reserve
fund is debited.

13. (1) Whenever a contributor ceases to be employed as a
teacher in a grant school for any of the following reasons-
(a) after 10 years continuous contributory service-
(i) he is compulsorily retired, or dismissed or his con-
tract is terminated (on completion or otherwise), other
than where he is compulsorily retired or dismissed, or his
contract is terminated, on account of professional miscon-
duct or being convicted of an offence. or
(ii) he retires voluntarily, resigns or terminates his
contract (on completion or otherwise), other than where
he retires voluntarily, resigns, or terminates his contract,
in order to avoid compulsory retirement, dismissal, or
termination of his contract, on account of professional
misconduct or being convicted of an offence;
(b)on the ground of ill health, certified by a Government
medical board as constituting reasonable ground for cessa-
tion of his employment;
(c) removal of a school from the list of grant schools;
(d) death,
then, subject to paragraph (3), his account shall be closed and, in
accordance with rule 14, the amount standing to the credit of his
account at the date of the cessation of his employment, including all
Government donations and all dividends that have been declared up
to and including that date, shall be paid to him or to his personal
representative.
(2) Without prejudice to paragraph (1)(b), (c) and (d), when-
ever a contributor ceases to be employed as a teacher in a grant
school after 5 years but less than 10 years continuous contributory
service for the reason that-
(a)he is compulsorily retired. or dismissed or his contract is
terminated (on completion or otherwise). other than where
he is compulsorily retired or dismissed, or his contract is
terminated, on account of professional misconduct or
being convicted of an offence; or





(b)he retires voluntarily, resigns or terminates his contract (on
completion or otherwise), other than where he retires
voluntarily, resigns, or terminates his contract, in order to
avoid compulsory retirement, dismissal, or termination of his
contract, on account of professional misconduct or being
convicted of an offence,

then, subject to paragraph (3), his account shall be closed and, in
accordance with rule 14, the payment due to him as a contributor shall be
an amount equal to that contributed by him up to the date of cessation
of his employment and all dividends that have been declared on that
contribution plus an amount equal to the following percentage of all
Government donations and all dividends that have been declared on
such donations

(i)50 per cent, if his continuous contributory service is less than
6 years;

(ii) 60 per cent, if his continuous contributory service is not less
than 6 years but less than 7 years;

(iii)70 per cent, if his continuous contributory service is not less
than 7 years but less than 8 years;

(iv)80 per cepil, if his continuous contributory service is not less
than 8 years but less than 9 years;

(v) 90 per cent, if his continuous contributory, service is not less
than 9 years but less than 10 years.

(2A) Without prejudice to paragraph (1)(b), (c.) and (cl), whenever
a contributor ceases to be employed as a teacher in a grant school

(a) after less than 5 years continuous contributory service, or

(b)

for any of the following reasons, (regardless of the length of
his continuous contributory service) namely, that

(i) he is compulsorily retired. or dismissed or his contract is
terminated (on completion or otherwise). on account of
professional misconduct or being convicted of an offence; or

(ii) he retires voluntarily, resigns, or terminates his contract
(on completion or otherwise), in order to avoid compulsory
retirement, dismissal. or termination of his contract, on account
of professional misconduct or being convicted of an offence,

then. subject to paragraph (3), his account shall be closed and, in
accordance with rule 14, an amount equal to that contributed by him up
to the date of the cessation of his employment. plus such dividends as
have been declared on that contribution. shall be paid to him.

(3) On the application of a contributor who has ceased to make the
contributions required under rule 8. the Director may, except--





(a)where, after 10 years continuous contributory service, the
contributor is compulsorily retired; or

(b) in any case to which paragraph (2A)(b) applies,

direct, subject to such terms and conditions as he thinks fit, that the
contributor's account be kept open, but in that event -the period during
which the contributor's account is kept open pursuant to this paragraph
shall not be taken into account as continuous contributory service.

(4) In the calculation of continuous contributory service for the
purposes of this rule, where a contributor commenced his service on a
day in a month other than the first day of that month, he shall be
deemed to have commenced his service on the first day of that month.

(5) A contributor who, at any time during the period beginning on 1
September 1980 and ending immediately before the commencement* of
the Grant Schools Provident Fund (Amendment) Rules 1982, ceased to
be employed as a teacher in a grant school and became entitled to be
paid an amount ('the former benefit') under the provisions of this rule in
force at that time, shall be entitled to be paid out of the fund, in addition
to the former benefit, an amount equal to the difference between the
former benefit and the amount which would have been payable to him
under this rule if those Rules had been in force at that time.

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14. (1) Payments due to contributors under these rules shall be
certified by the secretary and treasurer, and cheques in respect thereof
and in respect of all disbursements by the fund shall be signed by the
chairman and treasurer or, in the event of the chairman being absent
from the Colony or for any reason unable to sign cheques, by the
vice chairman and the treasurer.

(2) Where a contributor's account has been closed under rule 13,
no dividend shall be carried thereto under rule 12, and if after notice has
been published in the Gazette no lawful claim is made within 3 years from
the date on which the account was closed. the amount standing to the
credit of the account shall be transferred to the credit of the reserve
fund.

(3) Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph (2), the amount of
any dividend, declared in accordance with the provisions of rule 12, in
respect of an account which was closed in accordance with the
provisions of rule 13 on or after 31 August in any year and before the
next following annual general meeting of the board, shall be paid to the
person entitled to payment of the sum standing to the credit of such
account.

15. (1) The treasurer shall cause proper accounts to be kept of all
transactions of the fund and shall cause to be prepared for every period
of 12 months ending 31 August in each year a statement of the accounts
of the fund, which statement shall include an income and expenditure
account and a balance sheet and shall be signed by the chairman and
the treasurer.





(2) The accounts of the fund and the signed statement of the
accounts shall be audited by an auditor appointed by the Governor who
shall certify the statement subject to such report. if any, as he may think
fit.

(3) A copy of the signed and audited statement of accounts
together with the auditor's report, if any, shall be placed before the
board at the annual general meeting of the board next following the
expiration of the period covered by such statement, and thereafter
be submitted to the Chief Secretary for the information of the
Governor.

16. Without prejudice to rule 15, the board shall, whenever required
by the Governor to do so, submit to him through the Chief Secretary a
report on the operation of the fund and an audited statement of the
accounts of the fund.

17. In any case of doubt as to the interpretation or application of
these rules the decision of the Governor shall be final.

18. (1) In any case in which a teacher employed in any grant school
after the commencement of these rules terminates his employment in
such grant school and commences employment in a subsidized school,
without break in teaching service otherwise than such break as the
Director may approve. such teacher shall have the option, on
application to the board, of

(a)having his account closed in accordance with rule 13 and
receiving payment in accordance with rule 14, or

(b)having his account kept open in accordance with rule 13(3);
or

(c)having his account transferred to the Subsidized Schools
Provident Fund.

(2) In any case after the commencement of these rules in which a
contributory teacher's employment in a subsidized school is terminated
and his account in the Subsidized Schools Provident Fund is transferred
to the Grant Schools Provident Fund the treasurer shall open a
contributor's account in the Grant Schools Provident Fund in such
teacher's name and shall credit thereto the account so transferred; and
such teacher shall for all purposes thereafter be deemed to have been a
contributor to the Grant Schools Provident Fund with effect from the
commencement of his continuous contributory service within the
meaning of the Subsidized Schools Provident Fund Rules.

(3) For the purpose of this rule, the expression 'without break in
teaching service' means continuity of teaching employment in either a
grant school or a subsidized school, as the case may be, subject only to
change of employment from one such school to another such school in
the course of an unbroken academic year's teaching service.
33 of 1952. Third Schedule. G.N.A. 85/55. 39 of 1961. G.N.A. 116/61. 43 of 1962. L.N. 24/66. L.N. 87/76. L.N. 226/76. L.N. 239/82. Citation. Interpretation. L.N. 87/76. G.N.A. 116/61. (Cap. 279, sub. leg.) Object of rules. G.N.A. 116/61. L.N. 87/76. Board of control. G.N.A. 85/55. G.N.A. 116/61. L.N. 87/76. G.N.A. 116/61. G.N.A. 85/55. G.N.A. 85/55. L.N. 87/76. Appointment of secretary and his duties. G.N.A. 116/61. Appointment of treasurer and his duties. G.N.A. 116/61. Contributors. G.N.A. 116/61. L.N. 87/76. L.N. 239/82. L.N. 239/82. L.N. 239/82. L.N. 239/82. L.N. 239/82. L.N. 239/82. Contributions. L.N. 87/76. G.N.A. 116/61. L.N. 239/82. L.N. 239/82. Government's donation. L.N. 239/82. (L.N. 239/82.) [*24.6.82] Investment. G.N.A. 116/61. G.N.A. 116/61. Reserve fund. L.N. 239/82. Credits to contributors' accounts. L.N. 239/82. Benefits. L.N. 87/76. L.N. 239/82. L.N. 239/82. L.N. 239/82. L.N. 239/82. L.N. 239/82. (L.N. 239/82.) [*24.6.82] Payments out. G.N.A. 85/55. L.N. 239/82. 39 of 1961, s. 3. L.N. 239/82. Accounts. G.N.A. 116/61. L.N. 226/76. Reports on working of fund. L.N. 87/76. L.N. 226/76. Decision of doubtful cases. Transfer of teachers from grant schools to subsidized schools and vice versa. G.N.A. 116/61. (Cap. 279, sub. leg.)

33 of 1952. Third Schedule. G.N.A. 85/55. 39 of 1961. G.N.A. 116/61. 43 of 1962. L.N. 24/66. L.N. 87/76. L.N. 226/76. L.N. 239/82. Citation. Interpretation. L.N. 87/76. G.N.A. 116/61. (Cap. 279, sub. leg.) Object of rules. G.N.A. 116/61. L.N. 87/76. Board of control. G.N.A. 85/55. G.N.A. 116/61. L.N. 87/76. G.N.A. 116/61. G.N.A. 85/55. G.N.A. 85/55. L.N. 87/76. Appointment of secretary and his duties. G.N.A. 116/61. Appointment of treasurer and his duties. G.N.A. 116/61. Contributors. G.N.A. 116/61. L.N. 87/76. L.N. 239/82. L.N. 239/82. L.N. 239/82. L.N. 239/82. L.N. 239/82. L.N. 239/82. Contributions. L.N. 87/76. G.N.A. 116/61. L.N. 239/82. L.N. 239/82. Government's donation. L.N. 239/82. (L.N. 239/82.) [*24.6.82] Investment. G.N.A. 116/61. G.N.A. 116/61. Reserve fund. L.N. 239/82. Credits to contributors' accounts. L.N. 239/82. Benefits. L.N. 87/76. L.N. 239/82. L.N. 239/82. L.N. 239/82. L.N. 239/82. L.N. 239/82. (L.N. 239/82.) [*24.6.82] Payments out. G.N.A. 85/55. L.N. 239/82. 39 of 1961, s. 3. L.N. 239/82. Accounts. G.N.A. 116/61. L.N. 226/76. Reports on working of fund. L.N. 87/76. L.N. 226/76. Decision of doubtful cases. Transfer of teachers from grant schools to subsidized schools and vice versa. G.N.A. 116/61. (Cap. 279, sub. leg.)

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