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Scanned Using Fujitsu 6670 Scanner and Scandall Pro Ver 1.7 Software 1149 1968./116 THE DEFENCE PAY NOTICE 1968 PuRSUANT, in relation to members of the New Zealand Army, to section 23B of the New Zealand Army Act 1950, in relation to members of the New Zealand Naval Forces, to section 13B of the Navy Act 1954, and, in relation to members of the Royal New Zealand Air Force, to section 23A of the Royal New Zealand Air Force Act 1950, the Minister of Defence, with the concurrence of the Minister of Finance, hereby gives the following notice. NOTICE 1. Title and commencement-(l) This notice may be cited as the Defence Pay Notice 1968. (2) This notice shall be deemed to have come into force on the 1st day of April 1968. 2. Rates of pay-The rates of pay for members of the New Zealand Army, the New Zealand Naval Forces, and the Royal New Zealand Air Force shall be those specified in the First Schedule to this notice. 3. Revocations-The notices specified in the Second Schedule to this notice are hereby revoked. SCHEDULES FIRST SCHEDULE RATES OF PAY MALE OFFICERS: ALL SERVICES I Daily Basic Army Navy Air Force I Rates $ Second Lieutenant Acting Sub­ Pilot Officer 6.00 Lieutenant 0/1 6.28 Lieutenant Sub-Lieutenant Flying Officer 6.61 0/1 0/2 0/1 6.92 0/2 0/2 7.25 0/3 7.59 0/4 7.92 Lieutenant 7.59 Captain 0/2 Flight Lieutenant 8.42 0/2 0/4 0/2 9.09 0/4 0/6 0/4 9.73 0/6 0/6 10.04 0/8 0/8 10.35 Con. Regl. 17,. 1150 Defence Pay Notice 1968 1968/116 MALE OFFICERS: ALL SERVICES I Daily Basic Army Navy Air Force I Rates $ Major Lieutenant Squadron Leader 10.78 Commander 0/2 0/2 0/2 11.12 0/4 0/4 0/4 11.44 0/6 0/6 0/6 11.65 0/8 0/8 0/8 11.84 0/10 0/10 0/10 I 12.05 Lieutenant-Colonel Commander Wing Commander 'I' 12.77 0/2 0/2 0/2 13.25 0/4 0/4 0/4 I 13.71 0/6 0/6 0/6 I 14.16 Colonel Captain Group Captain i 15.90 0/2 0/2 0/2 I 16.41 0/4 0/4 0/4 16.92 Brigadier Commodore Air Commodore I 20.00 I NOTE-The brigadier rate is a consolidated rate (this rank is not entitled to ration allowance or separation allowance). NAVY: SPECIAL DUTIES LIST OFFICERS Daily Basic Rank I Rates $ Acting Sub-Lieutenant 8.73 Sub-Lieutenant 8.88 0/2 9.04 0/3 9.20 Lieutenant 9.38 0/2 9.56 0/4 9.73 0/6 9.91 0/8 10.05 0/10 10.23 Lieutenant Commander 10.50 0/2 10.85 0/4 11.16 0/6 11. 37 0/8 11.56 0/10 11.77 1968/116 Defence Pay Notice 1968 1151 ARMY: OTHER RANKS: CORPORAL AND BELOW I Rank and Daily Basic Seniority I Rates Daily Star Margins $ $ Private 2.96 1 Star 0.11 0/1 3.53 2 Star 0.22 0/2 4.10 3 Star 0.47 0/3 4.52 4 Star 0.71 0/4 4.95 0/5 5.13 0/6 5.31 0/7 5.52 0/8 5.73 NOTES-I. For lance-corporal, the addition on appropriate rate as private including stars remains at - daily $0.33. 2. For corporal, the addition on appropriate rate including stars remains at - daily $0.67. 3. The minimum daily basic rate for a 20-year old remains at $4.39. 4. The minimum daily basic rate for a married man remains at $4.69. 5. The minimum daily basic rates for private 3 star, remains at $4.92; 4 star remains at $5.11. 6. The star margins are in addition to the appropriate basic rate. 7. Privates below age 18 are paid cadet rates without additions for stars. ARMY: OTHER RANKS: SENIOR NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Daily Basic Rank and Seniority I Rates . Daily Star Margins $ $ Sergeant 6.82 1 Star 0.11 0/4 7.09 2 Star 0.22 0/8 7.34 3 Star 0.47 Staff Sergeant 7.54 4 Star 0.71 0/2 7.68 Warrant Officer 2 8.00 0/2 8.14 Warrant Officer 1 8.47 0/4 8.74 NOTE-The star margin rates are in addition to the appropriate basic rate. 1152 Defence Pay Notice 1968 1968/116 NAVY: RATINGS: ABLE AND LEADING SEAMEN Daily Rank and Seniority Basic Daily Basic Rates Rates $ $ Able Seaman under 20 3.75 Qualified for Leading Rate.. 0.25 Able Seaman 20 3.75 Qualified for Petty Officer Able Seaman 0/1 4.32 Rate .. 0.91 0/2 4.74 0/3 5.17 0/4 5.35 0/5 5.53 0/6 5.74 0/7 6.06 NOTES-I. Qualification for leading rate (QAL) OT leading rate allowance (LRA) is paid in addition to the appropriate basic rate; QAL and LRA are not paid concurrently. 2. The LRA remains at - daily $0.67. 3. The minimum daily basic rate for a 20-year old remains at $4.39. 4. The minimum daily basic rate for a married man remains at $4.69. 5. Qualification for petty officer rate (QAPO) is paid to leading seaman passed for petty officer. QAPO rate includes the amount already paid for LRA and is not paid additionally to basic and LRA rate. NAVY: MALE RATINGS: PETTY OFFICERS Daily Basic Rank and Seniority I Rates $ Acting Petty Officer 7.47 Petty Officer 7.61 0/2 and passed for Chief Petty Officer 7.83 Chief Petty Officer 8.24 0/2 8.46 0/4 8.62 Chief Petty Officer (Merit Award) 9.09 1968/116 Defence Pay Notice 1968 1153 NAVY: ARTIFICERS, MECHANICIANS AND ARTISANS Daily Status Artificer Mechanician Artisan Basic Rates $ Leading Rating i3rd Class .. .. 5.40 I 0/1 .. .. 5.83 0/2 .. .. 6.01 (Note) Petty Officer Acting 2nd Class Acting 3rd Class .. 7.47 2nd Class .. .. 7.61 .. 3rd Class .. 7.47 .. 2nd Class .. 7.61 Passed for Passed for Artisan, 1st, 2nd, 1st Class 1st Class 3td, 4th Class 7.83 Chief Petty Officer Ist Class 1st Class Chief Artisan 8.22 0/2 0/2 0/2 8.42 0/4 0/4 0/4 8.62 Chief Chief Artificer Mechanician .. 9.05 0/2 0/2 .. 9.25 0/4 0/4 .. 9.45 I NOTE-The rates for artificers 3rd Class remain as stemming from the able seaman rate at 0/2, 0/3, and 0/4 levels, plus daily $0.67 for leading rating. AIR FORCE: OTHER RANKS: LEADING AIRCRAFTMEN AND CORPORALS Rank and Seniority Daily Basic Daily QAT and I Rates CPL Rates $ Leading Aircraftman under 20 3.75 Group 2 Leading Aircraftman 20 3.75 $ Leading Aircraftman 0/1 4.32 QAT 0.25 0/2 4.74 Corporal .. 0.67 0/3 5.17 0/4 5.35 Group I 0/5 5.53 $ 0/6 5.74 QAT 0.49 0/7 6.06 Corporal .. 0.91 NOTES-I. The minimum daily basic rate for a 20-year old remains at $4.39. 2. The minimum daily basic rate for a married man remains at $4.69. 3. QAT or Corporal element is paid in addition to the appropriate basic rate. They are not paid concurrently. 4. QAT = Qualified Advanced Trade. 1154 Defence Pay Notice 1968 1968/116 AIR FORCE: SENIOR NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Rank and Seniority I Daily Basic Rates ---~. ------------------ Group 2 $ Sergeant 7.47 0/2 7.61 Flight Sergeant 8.25 0/2 8.46 Warrant Officer 9.09 0/2 9.29 Group 1 $ Sergeant 7.69 0/2 7.83 Flight Sergeant 8.42 0/2 8.62 Warrant Officer 9.25 0/2 9.45 AIR FORCE: NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICER AIRCREW Daily Basic Rank and Seniority I Rates Group 2 $ Sergeant 6.39 0/2 6.80 0/4 7.20 Flight Sergeant 7.64 0/2 8.06 Master 8.44 0/2 8.86 0/4 9.29 Group 1 $ Sergeant 6.55 0/2 6.97 0/4 7.36 Flight Sergeant 7.80 0/2 8.23 Master 8.61 0/2 9.02 0/4 9.45 1968/116 Defence Pay Notice 1968 1155 FEMALE OFFICERS: ALL SERVICES Daily Army Navy Air Force R.N.Z.N.C. Basic Rates $ .. Probationary Acting .. .. 5.18 Third Officer Second Acting Third Officer Assistant Section Staff Nurse 5.18 Lieutenant Officer 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 5.41 Lieutenant Third Officer Section Officer Sister 5.72 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 6.03 0/2 0/2 0/2 0/2 6.50 0/4 0/4 0/4 0/4 6.78 Captain Second Officer Flight Officer Charge Sister 7.30 0/2 0/2 0/2 0/2 7.56 0/4 0/4 0/4 0/4 7.81 0/6 0/6 0/6 0/6 8.06 0/8 0/8 0/8 0/8 8.30 Major First Officer Squadron Officer Matron 8.58 0/2 0/2 0/2 0/2 9.23 0/4 0/4 0/4 0/4 9.53 Lieutenant- Chief Officer Wing Officer Principal Matron 10.52 Colonel 0/2 0/2 0/2 0/2 11.18 Colonel .
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