andMr. McQuillan asked the Minister for Justice the total monetary increase in average annual pay granted to (a) Gardaí, (b) Supreme Court Judges, (c) High Court Judges, (d) Circuit Court Judges, and (e) District Court Justices since January, 1955.
Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Garda and Judiciary Salary Increases.
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As the reply is in the form of a tabular statement, I propose, A Cheann Comhairle, with your permission, to circulate it with the Official Report.
Following is the statement:—
The Table below shows difference between the salaries payable on 1st January, 1955, and those now payable.
In the case of the Garda Síochána, the figures given are based on the maxima of the scales, and on the inclusion in the 1955 pay rates of the average amount of rent allowance payable in that year. Since December, 1960, pay rates are inclusive of rent allowance. The pay of members of the Force above the rank of Chief Superintendent has not yet been revised in the light of increases granted as from 1st November, 1961, to members of other ranks.
|
Difference |
|
|
Garda Síochána: |
£ |
|
Commissioner |
535 |
|
Deputy Commissioner |
418 |
|
Assistant Commissioner |
363 |
|
Surgeon |
470 |
|
Chief Superintendent |
551 |
|
Superintendent |
425 |
|
Inspector |
286 |
|
Station Sergeant |
245 |
|
Sergeant |
253 |
|
Garda |
236 |
|
Supreme Court: |
|
|
Chief Justice |
485 |
|
Judges |
370 |
|
High Court: |
|
|
President |
370 |
|
Judges |
325 |
|
Circuit Court: |
|
|
President |
325 |
|
Judges |
260 |
|
District Court: |
|
|
President |
— |
|
Principal Justice |
201 |
|
Justices assigned to D.M.D. and Cork County Borough |
190 |
|
Provincial Justices |
175 |