Coll 29/45(3) 'Conditions of service of personnel serving in the Persian Gulf (Policy and Superior staff)' [‎283v] (566/669)

vpouest of his widow or other member of his family up to the
amount of the fares from the officer’s post to the United Kingdom.
(d) If a member of the family of an officer serving abroad who
is resident with the officer at his post 'K 3 *™™^ ™* **
required to proceed elsewhere on health grounds or for the purposes
of^treatment, the Secretary of State may, at his discretion, allow
payment to the officer of the return fares of the sick person a
(where necessary) another person travelling with the sick perso ,
Cm ?he officer's post to such place as the sick person may pro-
ceed on medical advice.
The comment to paragraph G above applies here.
8 (a) An officer who is making a journey in any of the ca f e ®
referred to in ( 6 ) or (c) of paragraph 3 or (a) - (<=> oi Pf
above will be entitled to receive the amount of the tares b
the approved route for servants (within the limits specified m
paragraph (b) below). The Secretary of State may m special
XLtancU authorise the payment of the tees 0 a se *
accompanving the officer in the cases referred to in (b) ot para
graph? (provided no member of the family is also accompanying
the officer) and (a) of paragaph 3 above.
(b) The maximum number of servants in respect of whom the
amounts of fares may be paid are
Heads of Missions: 5; , , T t j *
Married officers in Grades 4, 5 and 6 (other than Heads of
Missions): 3; . . „
Married officers in Grades 7 to 9, and unmarried officers m
Grades 4, 5, 6 : 2;
Other officers: 1;
except that in the cases referred to in (a) of paragraph 4 (ordinary
leave) the maximum number of servants is
Heads of Missions: 3; „ , ^ ts a
Grades 4 to 6 (other than Heads of
Married officers in
Missions): 2;
Other officers: 1.
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Comments (1) and (2) to paragraph
the case of servants.
(a) above also apply to
(c) Where an officer serving abroad dies, leaving at his post
servants whom he had brought from the United Kingdom or
elsewhere to his post and for whose return to their homes he
had made himself responsible, the amount of the fares for such
servants (within the limits of (b) above) for a journey from his
post to their homes will be paid on request up to the amount of
the fares to the United Kingdom.
9 . Where the amounts of fares are payable under the previous
paragraphs of this Regulation, these fares will be (a) in the case