Theatres Trust Act 1976
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3 Employment of staff.
The trustees shall have power— (a) to appoint a director, a secretary and such other officers and servants as the trustees may determine; (b) to pay to the trustees such travelling and subsistence allowances while attending meetings of the trustees or any committee of the trustees or while on any other business of the trustees as the trustees may determine; (c) to pay to their officers and servants such remuneration as the trustees may determine; (d) as regards any officers or servants in whose case they may determine to do so— (i) to pay to, or in respect of them, such pensions and gratuities as the trustees may determine; (ii) to provide and maintain for them such superannuation schemes (whether contributory or not) as the trustees may determine; or (iii) to enter into and carry into effect agreements with any insurance company or other association or company for securing to any such officer or servant or his surviving spouse, surviving civil partner, family or dependant such gratuities or pensions as are by this paragraph authorised to be paid.
3 Employment of staff.
The trustees shall have power— (a) to appoint a director, a secretary and such other officers and servants as the trustees may determine; (b) to pay to the trustees such travelling and subsistence allowances while attending meetings of the trustees or any committee of the trustees or while on any other business of the trustees as the trustees may determine; (c) to pay to their officers and servants such remuneration as the trustees may determine; (d) as regards any officers or servants in whose case they may determine to do so— (i) to pay to, or in respect of them, such pensions and gratuities as the trustees may determine; (ii) to provide and maintain for them such superannuation schemes (whether contributory or not) as the trustees may determine; or (iii) to enter into and carry into effect agreements with any insurance company or other association or company for securing to any such officer or servant or his surviving spouse, surviving civil partner, family or dependant such gratuities or pensions as are by this paragraph authorised to be paid.
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