Law Officers Act 1978

The Solicitor-General is entitled to payment in lieu of long service leave on cessation of employment as follows:

if the Solicitor-General has completed 10 or more years of service – payment in lieu of the Solicitor-General's unused entitlement to long service leave at the date of cessation;

if the Solicitor-General has completed a total of 9 years of service – payment for 67.5 calendar days of long service leave;

if the Solicitor-General has completed a total of 8 years of service – payment for 45 calendar days of long service leave;

if the Solicitor-General has completed a total of 7 years of service – payment for 22.5 calendar days of long service leave.

The Solicitor-General is not entitled to payment in lieu under subsection (1)(b) to (d) if the Solicitor-General is removed from office under section 15(b).

If the Solicitor-General dies, the Solicitor-General's personal representative is entitled to be paid any amount that would have been payable to the Solicitor-General under this section.

Payment of an entitlement under this section is to be based on the Solicitor-General's ordinary remuneration.