Probation Service Act 1993 (repealed)
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16 Adjustment of expenses between probation committees.
(1) Where a probation officer is appointed for more than one probation area— (a) his salary and any expenses incurred by him or by a probation committee in respect of the performance of his duties; and (b) any expenses incurred in respect of a superannuation allowance, gratuity or compensation payable under any regulations under section 7 of the Superannuation Act 1972 to or in respect of that officer or any clerk appointed to assist him, shall be apportioned between the probation committees for the areas for which he is appointed in such manner as may be agreed between those committees or (in default of agreement) determined by the Secretary of State. (2) Before any agreement is made under this section, the committees concerned shall consult the responsible authorities for the probation areas concerned.
16 Adjustment of expenses between probation committees.
(1) Where a probation officer is appointed for more than one probation area— (a) his salary and any expenses incurred by him or by a probation committee in respect of the performance of his duties; and (b) any expenses incurred in respect of a superannuation allowance, gratuity or compensation payable under any regulations under section 7 of the Superannuation Act 1972 to or in respect of that officer or any clerk appointed to assist him, shall be apportioned between the probation committees for the areas for which he is appointed in such manner as may be agreed between those committees or (in default of agreement) determined by the Secretary of State. (2) Before any agreement is made under this section, the committees concerned shall consult the responsible authorities for the probation areas concerned.
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