β¨ Financial Regulations Text
APRIL 6.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 443
in the Fifteenth Schedule hereto. The special order must be on or attached to
the abstract in each case. The general order will be recorded in the Treasury;
but no payment will be made thereunder unless it is noted on the abstract that the
money is payable to the agent named in the order; and the countersigning officer
shall not sign the cheque unless the Treasury record number of the order is quoted
on the abstract.
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Payments may be made to persons authorized to receive money as Payments to
attorney, executor, or administrator, on the production of the power of attorney, attorneys or
probate of the will, or letters of administration; and the countersigning officer executors.
shall note on the abstract that such instrument has been produced to him, and
the date thereof; and, in case of a power of attorney, he shall satisfy himself
that it has not been revoked. -
The mark of any payee unable to write, and the mark or signature of Payments in
every Native, must be witnessed by a European other than the countersigning certain cases
officer.
to be
witnessed. -
The countersigning officer must return all abstracts, when duly receipted, Receipted ab-
to the Treasury by the first following mail.
stracts to be
returned to
Treasury. -
Where several claims are included in one abstract, and one or more Fly receipts
cheques are not presented for countersignature within a month after the abstract to be taken in
has been received, the countersigning officer shall enter the particulars of the certain cases.
outstanding claim on a fly receipt in the form in the Sixteenth Schedule hereto,
together with the number of the abstract, and shall take the receipt thereon when
he countersigns the cheque, and shall write the words "Payable on fly receipt" on
the abstract. -
The countersigning officer shall return to the Treasury every abstract of If cheques not
which the cheques are not presented for countersignature within one month after presented
he has received such abstract, with a memorandum stating that it is returned within one
unreceipted because the cheques have not been presented for countersignature. month, ab-
stracts to be
returned. -
In the event of any abstract being lost, payment may be made on another Duplicate
abstract certified and approved in the same manner as the original; but such abstracts.
abstract must be marked "duplicate," and must bear the certificate of the Pay-
master-General that the claim has not been previously paid. -
When any doubt or difficulty arises as to any receipt to be taken, the Countersign-
countersigning officer must apply to the Paymaster-General, who, after taking the ing officer to
opinion of the Controller and Auditor-General thereon, will issue his instructions apply to Pay-
accordingly.
master-
General if in
doubt as to
receipt. -
The amounts of all abstracts insufficiently receipted or not returned to the Surcharges.
Treasury will, under the authority of "The Public Revenues Act, 1882," be
surcharged by the Audit Office against the officer whose duty it was to obtain
and forward to the Paymaster-General a sufficient receipt; and such surcharge
will be discharged only in the manner provided by such Act.
OF THE PAYMENT OF SALARIES, PENSIONS, AND FIXED ALLOWANCES.
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It shall be the duty of the Under-Secretary or Head of each Department, Lists of officers
before the beginning of each financial year, or, if the Estimates are not then and their
passed, immediately after the passing of the Estimates, to prepare and send to the authorized
Treasury a full and correct list of all persons employed in his Department, together salaries to be
with the rate of the salary and allowances which each is entitled to receive. This sent to
list, when signed by the Minister, shall be the general authority to make the Treasury by
payments therein specified. When any salary is altered during the year, or any Departments.
person is employed who is not mentioned in such general authority, a special
authority, signed by the Minister, must be sent to the Treasury before such pay-
ment is made. -
The Treasury shall forthwith transmit all such authorities to the Audit Treasury to
Office for record therein, and the Audit Office shall pass no abstract for payment forward them
of salary except in accordance therewith.
to Audit. -
All abstracts of salaries, pensions, and fixed allowances shall be sent to the Abstracts to be
Under-Secretary or Head of his Department by the officer whose duty it is to in prescribed
prepare them; when payable monthly, during the first week of the month to form, &c.
which they relate; and when payable quarterly, during the first week of the last
month of the quarter to which they relate. Abstracts for fees retained as salary
must be sent in during the first week after the period to which they relate. (See
Regulation 24.) Abstracts for pensions which are payable in advance may be
forwarded to the head office at any time after the commencement of the period for
which they are payable. -
Salaries and pensions which are payable by cheques on different branches Separate
of the bank must be entered on separate abstracts for each branch.
abstracts for
each bank. -
The abstract must state the first and last day of the period of service, and How pay and
both must be included in the calculation.
allowances to
be calculated.
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Continuation of Treasury Regulations regarding Deposits for Surveys, Contracts, and Law Trust Moneys
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π° Finance & Revenue6 April 1883
Regulations, Deposits, Surveys, Contracts, Tenders, Law Trust Moneys, Cash-book, Receiver-General
π° Regulations Governing Payment of Salaries, Pensions, and Fixed Allowances
π° Finance & Revenue6 April 1883
Salaries, pensions, fixed allowances, Departmental lists, Estimates, Audit Office, abstracts
NZ Gazette 1883, No 30