UNIFIED LOCAL GOVERNMENT SERVICE: SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION

INDEX TO SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION

Unified Local Government Service Regulations

Unified Local Government Service (Joint Staff Consultative Council) Regulations

UNIFIED LOCAL GOVERNMENT SERVICE REGULATIONS *

(section 30)

(17th May, 1974)

ARRANGEMENT OF REGULATIONS

   REGULATION

PART I
Preliminary

   1.   Citation

   2.   Interpretation

PART II
Constitution and Abolition of Offices

   3.   Notification of offices

   4.   Constitution of local government office

   5.   Abolition of local government office

PART III
Appointment and Termination of Appointments

   6.   Notification of vacancies

   7.   Advertisement

   8.   Selection of candidates

   9.   Termination of appointment other than on disciplinary grounds

   10.   Cases not covered by this Part

PART IV
Discipline

   11.   Disciplinary control to be prompt

   12.   Preliminary investigation

   13.   Reporting cases to Establishment Secretary

   14.   Salary of an officer during interdiction

   15.   Salary following conviction

   16.   Action on receiving report by Establishment Secretary

   17.   Finding of enquiry

   18.   Powers of principal officer

   19.   Criminal proceedings against an officer

   20.   Criminal proceedings, action required by police and judicial officers

   21.   Disciplinary action while criminal proceedings are pending

   22.   Disciplinary action following criminal conviction

   23.   . . .

   24.   Punishments

   25.   Reprimands or warning

   26.   Absence without leave

   27.   Documentary evidence

   28.   Witnesses

PART V
Miscellaneous

   29.   Production of relevant documents, etc.

   30.   Correspondence

   31.   Power to review staff complements and gradings

   32.   Examinations

   33.   Cases not provided for

S.I. 70, 1974,
S.I. 81, 2007,
S.I. 39, 2010.

PART I
Preliminary (regs 1-2)

1.   Citation

   These Regulations may be cited as the Unified Local Government Service Regulations.

2.   Interpretation

   In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires-

   "General Orders" means General Orders governing the unified local government service;

   "local government office" means an office of emolument in the unified local government service.

PART II
Constitution and Abolition of Offices (regs 3-5)

3.   Notification of offices

   The Establishment Secretary shall publish once in every year a list of all local government offices.

4.   Constitution of local government office

   Application for the constitution of any local government office shall be made to the Establishment Secretary by a principal officer and every such application shall state-

   (a)   the title of the office;

   (b)   the salary or salary scale to be attached to such office;

   (c)   whether the proposed office is to be permanent;

   (d)   the reason why the constitution of such office is considered desirable;

   (e)   the qualifications which will be required of any holder of the proposed office and the duties which any such holder will be required to perform;

   (f)   whether or not funds are available; and

   (g)   such other matters as the Establishment Secretary may require.

5.   Abolition of local government office

   Application for the abolition of any local government office shall be made to the Establishment Secretary by the principal officer and every such application shall state-

   (a)   the reason why it is considered desirable that the office should be abolished; and

   (b)   such other matters as the Establishment Secretary may require.