Public Services (Temporary Economies) Act, 1933

Deductions from salaries.

7.—(1) From all salary which, during the current financial year, is earned by and payable to each person to whom this Part of this Act applies there shall be made a deduction calculated at the rate stated and in accordance with the provisions contained in the Schedule to this Act which are applicable to such person.

(2) From every of the grants mentioned in Part IV of the Schedule to this Act which is made during and in respect of the current financial year, there shall be made a deduction calculated at the rate stated in the said Part IV.

(3) The deduction to be made under this section from the salary of any person shall, so far as may be practicable, be made rateably from every payment of such salary made in the current financial year.

(4) Where the salary of a person to whom this Part of this Act applies includes allowances or benefits given otherwise than in money, the deduction to be made under this section from such salary shall (though calculated on the whole of such salary) be made only from the portion of such salary which is paid in money.

(5) Every deduction made before the passing of this Act from salary paid to a person to whom this Part of this Act applies which would have been a lawful deduction under this section if this section had then been in force shall be deemed to have been made under this section and to be and always to have been lawful accordingly.

(6) All sums deducted from salaries or grants under this Part of this Act or deemed to have been so deducted shall be retained in the Exchequer or the appropriate fund under the control of a Minister (as the case may require) and be available for any purpose for which moneys in the Exchequer or such fund (as the case may be) are lawfully available.