Contents
Part 1 · Preliminary
Part 2 · Remuneration and allowances
3Operation of Part#
(1)This Part has effect in spite of:
(a)anything in any Determination of the Remuneration Tribunal made on or before 1 June 1990; or
(b)any provision of an Act, being a provision providing for the remuneration or allowances of the holder of an office to be determined by the Remuneration Tribunal (including section 21 of the Workplace Relations Act 1996); or
(c)any provision in the Judicial and Statutory Officers (Remuneration and Allowances) Act 1984 that is inconsistent with this Part.
(2)Where, after 1 June 1990, the Remuneration Tribunal has made, or makes, a Determination that is inconsistent with a provision of this Act:
(a)subject to subsection (3), the Determination operates according to its terms in spite of the provision of this Act; and
(b)the provision of this Act ceases to operate.
(3)A Determination referred to in subsection (2) that purports to take effect from a day earlier than 1 June 1990 takes effect on 1 June 1990.
(4)Where a resolution disapproving of a Determination referred to in subsection (2) is passed as mentioned in subsection 7(8) of the Remuneration Tribunal Act 1973, the provision of the Act overridden by the Determination operates with effect from the day on which the resolution is passed.
3AOperation of Remuneration Tribunal Determination#
Determination No. 12 of 1994 of the Remuneration Tribunal, dated 30 June 1994, does not operate on or after the date of commencement of this section.
4Remuneration and allowances of holders of judicial offices etc.#
The holders of the offices specified in Schedule 1 are entitled to remuneration and allowances in accordance with the provisions of that Schedule.
5Remuneration and allowances of Secretaries of Departments and holders of public offices#
The holders of the offices specified in Schedule 2 are entitled to remuneration and allowances in accordance with the provisions of that Schedule.
Schedule 1 · Holders of Judicial and other offices
Section 4
1. In respect of the period starting on 1 January 1990 and ending on 30 June 1990, the holders of the offices specified in this Schedule are taken to have been, and to be, entitled to remuneration and allowances at the rates, and subject to the conditions, that would have been applicable to them from 1 January 1990 if Determination No. 11 of the Remuneration Tribunal dated 23 May 1990 had not been made.
2. In respect of periods from or after 1 July 1990, the holders of the offices specified in this Schedule are entitled to salary at the rates set out below with effect from the dates specified.
| Rate per annum of Salary | ||
|---|---|---|
| Office | from 1.7.90$ | from 1.1.91$ |
| Chief Justice of the High Court | 170,503 | 180,733 |
| Justice of the High Court | 154,991 | 164,290 |
| Rate per annum of Salary | ||
|---|---|---|
| Office | from 1.7.90$ | from 1.1.91$ |
| Chief Justice of the Federal Court | 143,789 | 152,416 |
| Chief Justice of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Division 1) | 143,789 | 152,416 |
| Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory | 136,031 | 144,193 |
| Deputy Chief Justice of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Division 1) | 135,195 | 143,307 |
| Judge of the Federal Court | 131,734 | 139,638 |
| Senior Judge of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Division 1) | 131,734 | 139,638 |
| Any other Judge of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Division 1) | 131,734 | 139,638 |
| Judge of the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory | 131,734 | 139,638 |
| Rate per annum of Salary | ||
|---|---|---|
| Office | from 1.7.90$ | from 1.1.91$ |
| President of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal | 131,734 | 139,638 |
| President of the Australian Competition Tribunal | 131,734 | 139,638 |
| President of the Law Reform Commission | 131,734 | 139,638 |
| Solicitor-General | The salary and allowances payable to a Judge of the Federal Court of Australia |
| Rate per annum of Salary | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Office | from 1.7.90$ | from 1.1.91$ | from 1.7.91$ |
| Master, Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory | 97,590 | 104,421 | 111,710 |
| Rate per annum of Salary | |
|---|---|
| Office | from 1.7.90$ |
| President, Australian Industrial Relations Commission | 143,789 |
| Deputy President, Australian Industrial Relations Commission | 131,734 |
| Commissioner, Australian Industrial Relations Commission | 92,214 |
3. Additional Remuneration
A Judge who is also Aboriginal Land Commissioner, Chairperson of the Australian Electoral Commission, Chief Judge of the Supreme Court of Norfolk Island, President of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal, President of the Law Reform Commission or President of the Australian Competition Tribunal is to receive $750 per annum in addition to the rate per annum of salary of the office of Judge.
4. High Court Canberra Allowance
An allowance at the rate of $16,524 per annum is payable from 5 December 1989 to the Chief Justice and Justices of the High Court of Australia who do not establish their places of residence in Canberra.
5. Travelling Allowance
The rates and conditions of payment of travelling allowance for holders of offices specified in Parts 1 and 2 of clause 2, President of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal, President of the Australian Competition Tribunal, President of the Law Reform Commission, President of the Australian Industrial Relations Commission and Deputy Presidents of the Australian Industrial Relations Commission are as determined in Determination No. 3 of 1990 of the Remuneration Tribunal. The rates of payment of travelling allowance for Commissioners of the Australian Industrial Relations Commission are as determined in Determination No. 18 of 1989 of the Remuneration Tribunal. Other office holders are to have the same rates and conditions of payment of travelling allowance as are determined in clause 4.1 of Part 4 of Determination No. 2 of 1990 of the Remuneration Tribunal.
6. Wage Adjustments
The rates of salary specified in clause 2 are to be adjusted in accordance with safety net review decisions relating to allowances made by the Australian Industrial Relations Commission after the commencement of this Act.
7. Annual Leave Loading
An annual leave loading is payable to:
(a) the holder of an office specified in Part 4 of clause 2; and
(b) the holder of an office of Commissioner, Australian Industrial Relations Commission;
on the same terms and conditions applying to persons engaged under the Public Service Act 1999.
Schedule 2 · Secretaries of Departments and holders of public offices
Section 5
1. Subject to clause 2, in respect of the period starting on 1 January 1990 and ending on 30 June 1990, the holders of the offices specified in this Schedule are taken to have been, and to be, entitled to remuneration and allowances at the rates, and subject to the conditions, that would have been applicable to them from 1 January 1990 if Determination No. 12 of the Remuneration Tribunal dated 23 May 1990 had not been made.
2. (1) In respect of the period:
(a) starting when a holder of an office specified in this clause was appointed to that office; and
(b) ending on 30 June 1990;
the holder of that office is taken to have been, and to be, entitled to salary at the rate set out below.
| Office | Rate perannum ofsalary$ |
|---|---|
| Chairperson, Industry Commission | 98,536 |
| Executive Commissioner, Industry Commission | 92,390 |
| Commissioner, Industry Commission | 88,533 |
| Associate Commissioner, Industry Commission | 82,333 |
(2) The rates and conditions of payment of travelling allowance for the Chairperson and Executive Commissioner of the Industry Commission are as determined in Clause 4.1 of Part 4 of Determination No. 2 of 1990 of the Remuneration Tribunal.
(3) The rates and conditions of payment of travelling allowance for a Commissioner or Associate Commissioner of the Industry Commission are as determined in Clause 4.2 of Part 4 of Determination No. 2 of 1990 of the Remuneration Tribunal.
3. With effect from 1 July 1990, the holders of the offices specified in this Schedule are entitled to salary at the rates set out below.
Part 1 · Secretaries of Departments of State
Salaries
| Departments of State | Rate per annum of salary$ |
|---|---|
| Basic rate | 111,004 |
| The Secretary to the Department of Defence | 126,848 |
| The Secretary to the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet | 126,848 |
| The Secretary to the Department of the Treasury | 126,848 |
| The Secretary to the Department of Administrative Services | 117,258 |
| The Secretary to the Attorney-General’s Department | 117,258 |
| The Secretary to the Department of the Arts, Sport, the Environment, Tourism and Territories | 117,258 |
| The Secretary to the Department of Community Services and Health | 117,258 |
| The Secretary to the Department of Employment, Education and Training | 117,258 |
| The Secretary to the Department of Industrial Relations | 117,258 |
| The Secretary to the Department of Finance | 117,258 |
| The Secretary to the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade | 117,258 |
| The Secretary to the Department of Immigration, Local Government and Ethnic Affairs | 117,258 |
| The Secretary to the Department of Industry, Technology and Commerce | 117,258 |
| The Secretary to the Department of Primary Industries and Energy | 117,258 |
| The Secretary to the Department of Social Security | 117,258 |
| The Secretary to the Department of Transport and Communications | 117,258 |
| The Secretary to the Department of Veterans’ Affairs | 117,258 |
Part 2 · Secretaries of Parliamentary Departments
| Parliamentary Departments | Rate per annum of Salary $ |
|---|---|
| The Clerk of the Senate | 99,949 |
| The Clerk of the House of Representatives | 99,949 |
Part 3 · Full-time holders of public offices
| Office | Rate per annum of Salary $ |
|---|---|
| Chief of the Defence Force | 126,848 |
| Managing Director, Australian Broadcasting Corporation | 126,848 |
| Managing Director, Australian Trade Commission | 126,848 |
| Director of Public Prosecutions | 124,367 |
| Royal Commissioner, Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody | 120,100 |
| Auditor-General for Australia | 117,258 |
| Chairperson, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission | 117,258 |
| Chair, Australian Wheat Board | 117,258 |
| Chairperson, Australian Competition and Consumer Commission | 117,258 |
| Chairperson, National Board of Employment, Education and Training | 117,258 |
| Chief Executive, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation | Remuneration as determined in Determination No. 1 of 1990 |
| Chief Executive Officer, Civil Aviation Authority | 117,258 |
| Commissioner, Australian Federal Police | 117,258 |
| Commissioner of Taxation | 117,258 |
| Commonwealth Ombudsman | 117,258 |
| First Parliamentary Counsel | 117,258 |
| Principal Member, Superannuation Fund Investment Trust | 117,258 |
| Public Service Commissioner | 117,258 |
| Chairperson, Industry Commission | 117,258 |
| Australian Statistician | 111,004 |
| Chairperson, Commonwealth Grants Commission | 111,004 |
| Chief Executive Officer, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission | 111,004 |
| Chief Executive Officer, Federal Airports Corporation | 111,004 |
| Chief of Navy | 111,004 |
| Chief of Army | 111,004 |
| Chief of Air Force | 111,004 |
| Deputy Managing Director, Australian Trade Commission | 111,004 |
| Deputy President (non-judicial), Administrative Appeals Tribunal | 111,004 |
| Executive Director, Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation | 111,004 |
| Director-General, Australian Security Intelligence Organisation | 111,004 |
| Director-General of National Intelligence | 111,004 |
| Human Rights Commissioner | 111,004 |
| Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security | 111,004 |
| Insurance and Superannuation Commissioner | 111,004 |
| Second Commissioner of Taxation | 111,004 |
| Member, National Crime Authority | 111,004 |
| Commissioner for Community Relations | 99,949 |
| Deputy Chairperson, National Board of Employment, Education and Training | 99,949 |
| Electoral Commissioner | 99,949 |
| Director, Australian Institute of Criminology | 99,949 |
| Executive Member, Pipeline Authority | 99,949 |
| Chief Executive, Parliament House Construction Authority | 99,949 |
| General Manager, Australia Council | 99,949 |
| Executive Commissioner, Industry Commission | 99,949 |
| Commissioner, Industry Commission | 92,333 |
| Associate Commissioner, Industry Commission | 82,333 |
4. The rates of salary specified in clause 3 as applicable from 1 July 1990 are to be adjusted in accordance with:
(a) wage-setting decisions of the Australian Fair Pay Commission; or
(b) if the Australian Fair Pay Commission has not yet made its first wage-setting decision—the Statement of Principles enunciated by the Australian Industrial Relations Commission in its 2005 Safety Net Review Decision.
5. An annual leave loading is payable to Secretaries of Departments and holders of full-time Public Offices on the same terms and conditions applying to persons engaged under the Public Service Act 1999.
6. Where a Secretary of a Department or a holder of a full-time Public Office holds an office located in a region or district which is classified for the purposes of District Allowance, the holder of the office is to be paid a District Allowance at the rates and on the conditions prescribed for officers of the Australian Public Service.
7. The rates and conditions of payment of travelling allowance for the holders of offices specified in clause 3 are as determined in Part 4 of Determination No. 2 of 1990 and in Part 1 of Determination No. 18 of 1989 of the Remuneration Tribunal.
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