Local Government and Other Authorities (Superannuation) Act 1927
17IApportionment of premiums where servant jointly employed
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17I Apportionment of premiums where servant jointly employed
17I Apportionment of premiums where servant jointly employed
Where any permanent servant is employed by more than one council the board shall have power to decide upon what principle or basis the amount of insurance that such permanent servant shall be compelled to take or have the option, if any, of taking shall be decided or what shall be the amount of the contribution to the provident fund or under Part 3B or 3D in respect of such servant, as the case may be, and also the principle or basis upon which the amount of premium or contribution which shall be paid by the respective councils shall be decided and the principle or basis upon which the amount which shall be deducted by the respective councils from the salary of such permanent servant shall be decided.
The decision of the board under this section shall be final and binding upon every council and every permanent servant affected—
Provided that the quota of premium or contribution by any council shall not be greater than if the permanent servant were solely employed by any council at a salary equivalent to the portion of the salary of such permanent servant which such council is liable to pay.
s 17I: Ins 1935 No 24, sec 5 (c). Am 1968 No 6, sec 2 (h); 1977 No 46, Sch 1 (8).