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Purpose and legislative effect
“This section names the Act and says it is to be read together with the principal Act; it also deems the Act to have started on 1 July 1990.”
This section names the Act and says it is to be read together with the principal Act; it also deems the Act to have started on 1 July 1990. This section amends section two of the principal Act to insert two new annual allowances: a local supplementation allowance of K48,000 and a non-private practice allowance of K24,000.
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This section names the Act and says it is to be read together with the principal Act; it also deems the Act to have started on 1 July 1990.
Section 1
This section amends section two of the principal Act to insert two new annual allowances: a local supplementation allowance of K48,000 and a non-private practice allowance of K24,000.
Section 2
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