§ Mr. Arthur Lewisasked the Minister for the Civil Service whether he will
NATIONALISED BOARDS* Salary at 1st April 1969 1st April 1970 1st January 1971 Increases 1st January 1972 1st April 1973 £ £ £ £ £ British Steel Corporation: Chairman 22,500 2,500 — 2,500 250 Deputy Chairmen 20,000–24,000 — — 1,000–2,000 250 Ordinary Members 15,000–19,000 — — 1,000–2,000 250 Group A Boards: Chairmen 15,000 2,500 2,500† 2,500 250 Deputy Chairmen 12,000 2,000 2,000† 2,500 250 Ordinary Members 7,700–10,450 1,150–2,275 1,150–2,275 2,000 250 Group B Boards: Chairmen 13,000 2,000 2,000† 2,000 250 Deputy Chairmen 11,000 1,000 l,500† 1,500 250 Ordinary Members 7,700–10,450 150–775 150–775 1,500 250 Group C Boards: Chairmen 7,700–10,450 1,150–2,275 1,150–2,275 2,000 250 Deputy Chairmen 6,050–7,150 725–1,175 725–1,175 1,500 250
SENIOR OFFICERS OF THE ARMED FORCES Salary at Increases 1st April 1966 1st April 1968 1st April 1969 1st April 1970 1st January 1971 1st January 1972 1st April 1973 £ £ £ £ £ £ £ Admiral of the Fleet 8,179 570 322 1,423 3,506† 1,750 250 Field Marshal Marshal of the Royal Air Force Admiral 7,047 498 267 1,696 2,992† 1,750 250 General Air Chief Marshal Vice-Admiral 6,062 424 231 1,277 1,256 1,500 250 Lieutenant-General Air Marshal Rear Admiral 5,460 387 213 693 497 1,500 250 Major-General Air Vice-Marshal
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SENIOR GRADES OF THE CIVIL SERVICE Salary at 1st September 1965 1st July 1968 1st July 1969 Increases 1st July 1970 1st January 1971 1st January 1972 1st April 1973 £ £ £ £ £ £ £ Head of the Home Civil Service 9,200 — 1,200 2,300 2,300† 1,750 250 Permanent Secretary to the Treasury Secretary to the Cabinet Permanent Secretary 8,600 — 1,200 2,100 2,100 1,750 250 Deputy Secretary 6,300 — 800 950 950 1,500 250 Under Secretary 5,250 250 500 570 240 1,500 250 publish in the OFFICIAL REPORT as detailed a statement as may be available giving for the longest convenient stated period of time the number of salary increases and the amounts in each case for those persons due to receive a £250 per annum increase, retrospective to April 1973, as announced by the Government on Wednesday 25th July.
§ Mr. Kenneth BakerDetails of salary increases for the four groups concerned over the longest convenient period of time are as follows: 291W
THE JUDICIARY Higher Judiciary Salary at Increases 1st April 1966 1st June 1970 1st January 1971 1st January 1972 1st April 1973 £ £ £ £ £ Lord Chief Justice 12,500 1,750 2,500† 1,750 250 Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 11,250 1,750 2,500† 1,750 250 Master of the Rolls President of the Family Division Lord Justice of Appeal Puisne Judge 10,000 1,500 2,500† 1,750 250 Lower Judiciary Salary at Increases 19th May 1966 23rd July 1969 1st January 1971 1st January 1972 1st April 1973 £ £ £ £ £ Metropolitan Magistrate 5,300 750 800 1,500 250
Salary at 1st January 1972 Increase 1st April 1973 £ £ Circuit Judge‡ 9,750 250 * These salaries are given from 1969 since the nationalised boards were then divided into categories as recommended by the National Board for Prices and Incomes in its Report No. 107 (Cmnd. 3970). † The holders of these appointments voluntarily decided to forgo the increases recommended for 6 months and the effective date was therefore 1st July 1971. ‡ The judicial grade of Circuit Judge was not introduced until 1st January 1972.