THE GOVERNMENT SALARIES, ALLOWANCES AND PRIVILEGES ORDER., 1975 Dear in this Article we will learn about Pay Fixation Rules and Get PDF Free Download.
Short title and commencement.- (1) This Order may be called the Governors Salary, Allowance and Privileges Order, 1975.
(2) It shall come into force at once. Introduction .- In this Order, unless there is anything loathsome in the subject or context,
(a) “Acting Governor” means a persons appointees by the President to act as Governor when the Governor is absent from Pakistan or is unable to perform the functions of his office due to any cause
(b) “Family” means the Governor’s wife and such of his children, step-children, parents, brothers and sisters as ordinarily reside with and are wholly dependent upon him;
(c)“Furnishings” means pictures, paintings, curios, linen, brass-ware, cutlery, crockery, kitchen equipment, radio, radio-gram, lamps, public address system, projects, television sets of all kinds, acoustical equipment and slimier other articles;
(d)“Furniture” includes carpets, sofa sets, curtain curtains, refrigerators, air conditioners, washing machines and similar other articles;
(e) “Maintenance of things :,-(i) in relation to official residence, includes the maintenance and replenishing of furniture and furnishings, payment of local rates and taxes, maintenance of roads and electric, water gas and sanitary fixtures and installations, and the provision of electricity, gas and water; and (ii) in relation to official cars and aircraft, includes the pay and allowances of chauffeurs, pilots and other government establishment and the provision of oil and petrol department ;
(f) “official cars”, “railway saloons” and “aircraft” means such cars, railway saloons and aircraft, if any, as are from time to time provided for use by the Governor;
(g) “Official residence” means the house specified in the First Schedule and such other premises in the Province as the Governor may use as his official residence, and includes the staff quarters and other buildings apartment thereto and the gardens thereof;
(h)“ Starting Year” means a year stating on the first day of July and ending on the dated 31 June next following; and (i) other words and expressions used in this Order and not clear shall have the meanings assigned to them in the Constitution of the Pakistan .
- Annual Salary.- The annual salary to be paid to each Governor shall be seventy-two thousand rupees.
- Equipment allowance.- (1) The Governor may, on his assumption of office as Such, draw two thousand and five hundred rupees as allowance for equipping himself; Provided that, during the ten years immediately preceding the assumption of that office, had not drawn an allowance for the same purpose upon election or appointment to the office of Chairman, Speaker Minister, Governor, Chief Minister, Minister of State or Provincial Minister or a diplomatic office. The provisions of clause (1) shall not apply to an acting Governor.
5.Allowance on taking up and laying down the office.- The Governor shall be entitled to traveling allowances to the extent mentioned below for the journey from his ordinary place of residence to the official residence on taking up office and from the official residence to his ordinary place of residence on laying down office:-
(a) The original traveling expenses for the beneficiaries and his family;
(b) The cost of transporting personal servants not exceeding three, by the lowest class of accommodation and So own
(c) The cost of transporting household effects, not exceeding one hundred and twenty maunds, by goods train or steamer excluding aircraft, and his personal car, if any.
(2) No claim shall rest for any travel or transportation not performed within six months of the date of assuming or laying down office, as the case may be.
(3)The provisions of clause (1) shall not apply to an acting Governor, but there shall be paid to an acting Governor an allowance equal to his actual expenses on journey undertaken within Pakistan, with his family, if any, and his family’s effects, in connection with the taking up and relinquishment of his duties as acting Governor.
- Privilege in case of journeys from one Province to another.- A Governor shall, when traveling on official duty from one Province to another, be entitled to take with him wife, or one other member of his family, at Government expense.
7.Official residence, railway saloons, aircraft and official cars.- (1) Throughout his term of office, a Governor shall be entitled, without payment of rent or hire, to the use of his official residence, and of the railway saloons, aircraft and official cars, and no charge shall fall on him personally in respect of the maintenance thereof:
Provided that the Governor shall not, except when proceeding on or returning from leave, be entitled to the use of the railway saloons, aircraft or official cars during any period for which he is on leave. (2) The provisions of clause (1) shall also apply to the family of a Governor.
8.Sumptuous allowance and other allowances.- There shall be paid in each year to a Governor-
(a) an allowance for expenses connected with the purposes specified in the Second Schedule not exceeding the maximum amounts specified in that Schedule:
Provided that the Governor may, without exceeding the maximum specified in column 7 of the said Second Schedule, re appropriate, whenever necessary, form any sub-head in that Schedule to any other sub-head therein, except to or from the sub-heads relating to sumptuous allowance;
(b) The allowance for expenses attach the betterment and retain of the official residence and the maintenance of the furniture and furnishing thereof, not exceeding the maximum amount, specified in the Third Schedule: Provided that the Governor may, without exceeding the maximum specified in column 9 of the third Schedule, re appropriate, whenever necessary, from any sub-head in that Schedule to any other sub-head therein.
9.Payment on account of deferred pay, etc., of officers.- Nothing in this Order shall apply to any payment on account of the deferred pay, leave, salaries, allowances, cost of passages or increments due to any officer provision for whose pay is made in the Second Schedule, and the amount of such payment shall be in addition to the maximum amounts specified in that scheduled