MONTSERRAT.

Officers and
servants may
be required
to ‘furnish
security.

Officers and
servants to
account,

6° Cotton Marketing. No. 6 of 1955.

12. (1) The Board may require any, officer
or servant appointed hereunder to give such
security as may be thought proper for the une and
faithful performance of the duties of bis office, and
for the due accounting for, paying over, * and
delivering all moneys, woods and chattels ‘which
may come into his hands in virtue of such office.

(2) No officer or servant of the Board shall
be entitled to more than a month’s notice of the
termination of his employment, and the Board
shall have no power to make any agreement for
service involving any longer period of such notice
or any claim for pension or compassionate allowance
unless authorised by the Governor with the
approval of the Legislative Council, to make such
agreement.

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(3) If the Secretary or any other officer or
any servant appointed by the Bourd shall, directly
or indirectly, have any pecuniaty interest in any
agreement or contract which shall be entered into
by the Board, or any matter affecting the Board,
the Secretary, officer or servant shall report the
circumstances of such interest to the Board through
the Secretary as soon as prac:icable after he
becomes uware of his having such interest; and in
default of his so reporting, he shall be hable to
summary dismissal from the service of the Board.

18. (1) Every officer or servant appointed
by the Board shall give, at such umes during the
continuance of his office or within ten days after
ceasing to hold it, and in such manner as the Board

may direct, a true account in writing of all matters
comnitted.to his charge and of his receipts and
payments with vouchers therefor.

(2) Every such officer or servant shall pay all
moneys due from him to the Secretary or as the
Board may otherwise direct.

(3) If any such officer or servant-—

(a) refuses or neglects to deliver any
account which he ought to deliver or any
voucher relating thereto, or to make any
payment which he ought to m: uke; or