RETIREMENT IN THE POLICE FORCE
' • THE NEW POLICY. SUPERANNUATION AT SIXTY. CETkitbb Press association-) DUNEDIN, Wednesday. A. deputation,of business- r men- waited on Dr. Findlay, Minister of Justice, this moriing, asking that Inspector O'Brien's services be retained. I7r. Fuidlay clearly explained that Inspector/ U*BKen J s retirement was not due' to reasons,' but to the policy'wfitcK .tlie Minister deemed best in "the personal'interest'of the police as a whole—a policy which .he conkl not see nis way to depart from. That policy =."< police officer, after.he had passed "his' sixtieth year,, and at any yeai>' before he bad reached his sixt"fiftbj - year, unless owing to exceptional circumstances, should be retired so long as fris Retirement left him. with comfortable' superjinnuation.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 25 January 1911, Page 5
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