Payment of person suspended from office
6G Payment of person suspended from office
If a person is suspended from the office of Solicitor-General under section 6A, the Governor is to specify in the instrument of suspension the proportion (which may be all, none or part) of the salary of the Solicitor-General to which the person is to be entitled in respect of the period of suspension.
If a person is suspended from the office of Solicitor-General under section 6A, the person is not entitled, in respect of the period of suspension, to any more of the salary of the Solicitor-General, to which, but for the suspension, or any variation of the suspension, the person would be entitled under this Act, than the proportion of that salary that is specified in the instrument of suspension, as so varied, if at all.
Despite subsection (2), if the suspension of a person from the office of Solicitor-General for a period under section 6A is revoked under section 6C(2), 6D(1) or 6F(2)(a), the person is entitled to the amount of the salary in respect of the period to which, but for the suspension of the person from the office, the person would be entitled under this Act.
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