HC Deb 10 April 1922 vol 153 c57W
Mr. AMMON

asked the Financial Secretary to the Treasury what increased charge on the national Exchequer, by reason of superannuation charges, will be entailed by the transfer of Lieut.-Colonel Sir T. Duncan Rhind from the temporary to the established staff; and whether a similar policy is being carried out in other Civil Service Departments?

Mr. YOUNG

If Sir Duncan Rhind were to retire at the end of 10 years' service while in receipt of a salary of £850 per annum without bonus, he would become entitled to a pension of £106 5s-per annum, together with an additional allowance (i.e., a lump sum) of £283 6s. 8d. With regard to the second part of the question, I would refer my hon. Friend to the answer given on the 28th March to a question from the hon. Member for Pontefract (Mr. Forrest), to which I have nothing to add.