Remuneration of tribunal members: pay and allowances tied to judicial status, pensions offset, and non-derogation of service terms. Members' remuneration depends on judicial status: serving High Court Judges appointed as members receive the same salary and allowances as while serving; ... Summary
Remuneration of tribunal members: pay and allowances tied to judicial status, pensions offset, and non-derogation of service terms.
Members' remuneration depends on judicial status: serving High Court Judges appointed as members receive the same salary and allowances as while serving; retired Judges serving as members receive salary limited so combined pay and pension do not exceed last pay drawn, with attendant allowances; non-judicial members receive pay in a specified scale with allowances equivalent to officers of equivalent pay, subject to deduction by any pension; concurrent tribunal membership attracts no additional Appellate Tribunal salary and terms of service cannot be varied to a member's disadvantage.
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