Section 21, **The Pensions and Retiring Benefits of Presidents and Vice-Presidents Act, 1986** [Margin: Short title.]

(1) Reasonable but adequate security shall be provided for the protection of a retired President, his family and his residence at the expense of the State comprising the following— (*a*) three Police Officers not below the rank of Assistant Superintendent of Police, (*b*) thirty personal guards, and (*c*) four watchmen. (2) Reasonable but adequate security shall be provided for the protection of a retired Vice-President, his family and his residence at the expense of the State comprising six personal guards. (3) The salaries of the security personnel described in subsections (1) and (2) of this section shall be as approved by the Cabinet. [Margin: Qualifying service for other retiring benefits.]