E. DELIVERY OF VOTES AND PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS:
Wages (inclusive) and Expenses

DEPARTMENT OF THE SERJEANT-AT-ARMS.

F.-SALARIES, WAGES, AND ALLOWANCES: (a)

(a) The rates and scales of pay shown in brackets (except where shown as inclusive) carry an addition in respect of Cost of Living bonus payable in accordance with the scheme set out in the Appendix on page 282.

The money provision for each item represents the total remuneration, including bonus where payable. This Officer is provided with furnished official residence and is in receipt of a naval pension of 3551. †This Officer is provided with furnished official residence, together with fuel and light.

Two Clerks receive military pensions of 841. 9s. 4d. and 3651. per annum, respectively.

The present Doorkeeper receives a military pension of 631.

This Officer receives a naval pension of 521. 1s. per annum.

This officer receives a military pension of 851. 18s. 64. per annum.

Four Messengers receive military pensions of 841. 9s. 4d., 851. 4s. 6d., 511. 14s. 2d. and 451. 12s. 6d., respectively, and seven Messengers receive naval pensions of 881. 19s., 931. 11s., 621. 15s., 731. 8s., 1151., 1091. 2s. and 731. 13s. respectively. tt This Officer also receives 671. 10s. rising by 51. to 921. 10s. per annum, from the Vote for the House of Lords Offices, as Messenger in the office of the Examiner of Pétitions of Private Bills.

F-SALARIES, WAGES, AND ALLOWANCES (a)—contd.

H.-WITNESSES AND OTHER COMMITTEE EXPENSES: Travelling Expenses and Subsistence Allowances, Translation of Foreign Papers, Purchase of Maps, Plans, &c. ..

I.—SHORTHAND WRITERS :

At 11. 1s. a day attendance and 8d. a folio of transcript

K.--POLICE AND MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES:

1 Inspector, 1 Sergeant, and 21 Constables regularly employed,
and additional numbers as required

Annual Subscription to Circulating Library, 50. Renewal
of books, 71.
Miscellaneous Expenses

TOTAL for RETIRED ALLOWANCES, &c.†

..

£15,399 15,981

M.-RETIRED ALLOWANCES, &c. :
Retired Allowances, &c.

Add-For probable additional charges in the year, including
provision for increase of existing pensions under
the Pensions (Increase) Acts, 1920 and 1924 (861.)

(a) The rates and scales of pay shown in brackets (except where shown as inclusive) carry an addition in respect of Cost of Living bonus payable in accordance with the scheme set out in the Appendix on page 282.

The money provision for each item represents the total remuneration, including bonus where payable.
Previously borne on the Vote for Stationery and Printing.

† See appendix on page 17.

N.-APPROPRIATIONS IN AID:

Fees on Private and Provisional Order Bills, Taxation of
Costs, &c.

APPENDIX.

RETIRED ALLOWANCES, &c.

DETAILS OF INCREASE AND DIMINUTION BETWEEN 1ST DECEMBER 1924 AND

1. ESTIMATE of the Amount required in the Year ending 31 March 1927 to pay the Salaries and other Expenses in the Department of His MAJESTY'S TREASURY and SUBORDINATE DEPARTMENTS.

Three Hundred and Thirteen Thousand Three Hundred and Eighty-two Pounds.

II. SUBHEADS under which this Vote will be accounted for by the TREASURY.

STATUTE LAW COMMITTEE.

F.-REVISION OF STATUTE LAW, &c. ..£ 2,049

PAYMASTER GENERAL'S OFFICE, LONDON.

(4 & 5 Will. 3, c. 35; 11 & 12 Vict. c. 55, and 52 & 53 Vict. c. 53.)

H.1.-SALARIES, WAGES, AND ALLOWANCES 87,439 87,058

H.2.-TRAVELLING AND INCIDENTAL EX

381

£89,539 88,908

671

EXCHEQUER OFFICE, SCOTLAND.

(6 Anne, c. 26, ss, 3 and 5; 3 & 4 Will. 4, c. 13, s. 2; 17 & 18 Vict. c. 94, s. 1.)

I. SALARIES, WAGES, AND ALLOWANCES £ 9,780 9,389

391

40

40

A portion of the cost of the Paymaster General's Office will be recovered from the Governments of the Irish Free State and of Northern Ireland. Recoveries from the Irish Free State Government will be brought to account as Appropriations in Aid (see Subhead J) and the sums recoverable from the Government of Northern Ireland will be deducted from the Northern Ireland share of reserved taxes.