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Section 13, Gratuities and other Benefits Act, 2001;
Status not yet checkedGratuities and other Benefits Act, 2001;, Sierra Leone
(1) Notwithstanding the generality of section 2, the Committee is hereby assigned the responsibility to assess for
determination by Parliament, subject to sections 4 and 5, the salaries,
gratuities and other conditions of service of the following officeholders–
(a) the President, pursuant to section 48 of the
Constitution;
(b) the Vice-President, Ministers and Deputy
Ministers, pursuant to the proviso to
subsection (3) of section 56 of the
Constitution;
(c) Judges, pursuant to section 138 of the
Constitution; and
(d) the Chairman and members of the Electoral
Commission, pursuant to subsection (5) of
section 32 of the Constitution.
(2) The Judges’ Conditions of Service Act,
1983 shall, with such modification as may be
recommended by the Committee, apply to the salaries,
pensions, gratuities and other conditions of service of
Judges as if prescribed by Parliament under this Act:
Provided that the Committee shall not recommend any
modification that will alter or vary the salaries, pensions, gratuities
and other conditions of service to the disadvantage of a Judge.
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