Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Act 2017
122CGrants of long service leave
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122C Grants of long service leave (1) The ICAC may take long service leave with the approval of the
Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Act 2017 94 (2) The ICAC may, in respect of an entitlement to long service leave, be granted a period of long service leave that is: (a) equal to the period of the entitlement and paid the ICAC's ordinary remuneration during the period of leave; or (b) twice as long as the period of the entitlement and paid the ICAC's ordinary remuneration at half pay during the period of leave; or (c) at least half as long as the period of the entitlement and paid: (i) during the period of leave – the ICAC's ordinary remuneration; and (ii) in respect of the remainder of the entitlement – a lump sum that is equal to the ICAC's ordinary remuneration that would have been paid to the ICAC if the entitlement had been taken as leave. Example for subsection (2)(c) An ICAC entitled to 3 months of long service leave may elect to take 2 calendar months of long service leave and be paid a lump sum in lieu of taking the third month of the entitlement as long service leave. The ICAC is paid the ICAC's ordinary remuneration during the 2 month period of leave and a lump sum that is equal to the remuneration the ICAC would have been paid during a third month of long service leave. (3) During a period of leave mentioned in subsection (2)(b), the ICAC accrues service and service-based entitlements at half of the ordinary rate of accrual. A service-based entitlement may include an entitlement to leave, including recreation or long service leave. (4) Long service leave may be granted in months and tenths of a month but may not be granted for a period of leave that is less than 7 days. (5) Weekends, public holidays and other days on which the ICAC would not have ordinarily been required to work are part of long service leave and do not extend the period of leave. (6) The ICAC may not be granted periods of long service leave that are separated by a Saturday, Sunday or public holiday.
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