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(i) ) reduction in rank or grade;
(11) suspension, stoppage or deferment of increment;
(iii) forfeiture of good conduct pay or of any bene-
fit arising from service;
(iv) forfeiture of not more thun half a month’s
salary ;
(v) admonition;
(vi) reprimand;
(vii) severe reprimand;
(viii) recommendation for dismissal.” ; and
(«) by the addition of the following subregulations
as sub-regulations (2), (3) and (4)— /
(2) Any subordinate officer against whom any
such fine is imposed or any such punishment awarded
may, within seven’ days of his conviction, appeal in
writing to the Governor, and the (rovernor, may
allow the appeal, reduce or confirm the fine or punish-
ment or make such other order as he may deem fit.

(3) Where an offence against a subordinate ofticer
is to be tried by the Visiting Justices the Officer in
charge of Prison discipline or “the Keeper may suspend
such subordinate officer from his duties pending the
decision of the Visiting Justices or the Governor, as
the case may be, and while his suspension continues
such subordinate officer shall be allowed to receive such
portion of his salary, not being less than one half, as
the Governor shall think fit.

(4) Where a subordinate officer has heen guilty
of and fined for any offence under subregulation (1) of
this regulation, the name of the offender, the date and
description of the offence, the amount of the fine and
the authority by whom NS was punished shall be entered
in the subordinate officers’ Punishment Book,”

3. Revocation. The Prison Amendment Rules,
1926 (S.R: & O. 1926 No. 11) are hereby revoked.

Made by the Governor in Council this 31st ey of
May, 1954.
A. K. PEnn,
Clerk of the Council.

 

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