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APPENDIX XL.

FORMAT OF CERTAIN ESTIMATES.

Cléireach,

An Choiste um Chuntais Phoiblí.

I am directed by the Minister for Finance to inform the Committee of Public Accounts that with a view to simplifying accounting procedures it is proposed to amalgamate

(a) the Estimate for the Office of the Minister for Education with that for Science and Art, and

(b) the Estimate for Universities and Colleges with that for the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies.

The Minister trusts that the Committee will have no objection to these changes which it is intended to introduce in the Estimates as from 1963/64.

Proof copies of the proposed composite Estimates are enclosed. It will be noted that the amalgamations will not significantly affect the information at present being furnished in relation to the services concerned thus ensuring no lessening of financial control.

(Sínithe) M. Ó MURCHADHA,

An Roinn Airgeadais.

31 Deire Fomhair, 1962.

30.

OFFICE OF THE MINISTER FOR EDUCATION.

I. Estimate of the amount required in the year ending 31st March, 1964, for the Salaries and Expenses of the Office of the Minister for Education (including Institutions of Science and Art), for certain Miscellaneous Educational and Cultural Services, and sundry Grants-in-Aid.

II. Subheads under which this Vote will be accounted for by the Office of the Minister for Education.

					1963-64	1962-63	Increase	Decrease
					£	£	£	£
A.1—Salaries, Wages and
Allowances	....	....	....	....	—	565,367	—	—
A.2.—Travelling and Incidental
Expenses		....	....	....	—	45,002	—	—
A.3.—Expenses in connection with the Commission on Higher
Education		....	....	....	—	5,500	—	—
B.—Expenses in connection with
Membership of Unesco				....	—	9,840	—	—
Expenses in connection with the
Council of Education				....	—	10	—	—
National Museum
C.1.—Purchase of Specimens
(Grant-in-Aid) (a)			....	....	—	1,500	—	—
C.2.—Fittings, Materials, etc.					—	3,500	—	—
National Library
D.1.—Purchase of Books, etc.
(Grant-in-Aid) (a)			....	....	—	5,000	—	—
D.2.—Survey and Reproduction of Irish Historical Records in Foreign Collections
(Grants-in-Aid) (a)				....	—	3,250	—	—
D.3.—Survey and Reproduction of Films of Irish Historical
Interest (Grant-in-Aid) (a)					—	10	—	—
D.4.—Fees and Expenses in connection with Inspection of Manuscripts and Editing of
Publications			....	....	—	740	—	—
National College of Art
E.1.—Models, Accessories,
Materials, etc.			....	....	—	2,058	—	—
E.2.—Scholarships and Prizes				....	—	933	—	—
F.1.—Publications in Irish (b)					—	24,200	—	—
F.2.—University Scholarships (b)					—	20,450	—	—
F.3.—Grants to Colleges
Providing Courses in Irish (b)				....	—	33,500	—	—
F.4.—Grants to Periodicals Published in Irish and News papers Publishing Current
News in Irish (a)			....	....	—	21,650	—	—
F.5.—The Irish Folklore Commission
(Grant-in-Aid)				....	—	18,900	—	—
F.6.—Grant to Gael Linn towards Cost of Short Films in Irish					—	3,250	—	—
F.7.—Comhdhail Naisiunta Na Gaeilge (Grant-in-Aid) (a)					—	17,500	—	—
F.8.—Dramatic Productions in Irish (Grants-in-Aid) (a)				....	—	5,000	—	—
F.9.—An tOireachtas
(Grant-in Aid) (a)		....	....	....	—	2,250	—	—
G.1.—Royal Irish Academy
(Grant-in-Aid)			....	....	—	11,000	—	—
G.2.—Royal Irish Academy of
Music (Grant-in-Aid)				....	—	6,000	—	—
G.3.—The National Film Institute of Ireland—Purchase of Educational Films
(Grant-in-Aid) (a)		....	....	....	—	2,750	—	—
G.4.—Catholic Workers’ College
(Grant-in-Aid)			....	....	—	2,000	—	—
G.5.—Royal Zoological Society OF Ireland (Grants-in-Aid)					—	2,000	—	—
G.6.—Irish Committee of Historical Sciences (Grant-in-Aid)					—	200	—	—
G.7.—Scientific Research Grants
to Students (a)			....	....	—	2,000	—	—
Summer Courses in Music				....	—	10	—	—
Aid to Arts and Crafts
Exhibitions		....	....	....	—	(b)	—	—
Gross Total				....£	—	815,370	—	—
Deduct:—
H.—Appropriations in Aid				....	—	11,600	—	—
Net Total			....	....	—	803,770*	—	—
					Net Increase ....£		—

The total expenditure in connection with this Service is estimated as follows:—								1963-46
Gross Estimate above		....	....	....	....	....	....	£
Estimated amounts included in other Estimates in connection with this Service:—
Vote
9	Public Works and Buildings				....	....	....
14	Superannuation and Retired Allowances						....
20	Stationery Office		....	....	....	....	....
21	Valuation and Ordnance Survey				....	....	....
22	Rates on Government Property				....	....	....
46	Posts and Telegraphs			....	....	....	....
Central Fund—Ministerial, etc., Pensions (No. 38 of 1938)							....
Total Expenditure					....	....	...£
The receipts in connection with this Service are estimated as follows:—
Appropriations in Aid above				....	....	....	...£

III. Details of the foregoing

A.1.—Salaries, Wages and Allowances:

Numbers		ADMINISTRATION
1962-63	1963-64	Minister and Secretariat (including Establishment Branch)						1963-64	1962-63
								£	£
1	—	Minister	....	....	....	....	....	—	2,000
1	—	Secretary	....	....	....	....	....	—	3,033
—	—	Allowances to Private Secretaries, etc. (a)						—	195
1	—	Assistant Secretary for Post-Primary
		Education		....	....	....	....	—	2,480
1	—	Principal	....	....	....	....	....	—	2,140
3	—	Assistant Principals (1 supernumerary)					....	—	4,699
5	—	Higher Executive Officers (3 temporary)						—	6,757
1	—	Executive Officer		....	....	....	....	—	616
3	—	Staff Officers		....	....	....	....	—	2,920
—	—	Fee to Irish Music Adviser				....	....	—	350
7	—	Clerical Officers (b)		....	....	....	....	—	3,846
31	—	Clerk-Typists (one with 10s.
		non-pensionable allowance)		....	....	....	....	—	11,667
2	—	Paperkeepers		....	....	....	....	—	1,042
1	—	Head Messenger (c)			....	....	....	—	565
13	—	Messengers (1 with 20s. non-pensionable
		allowance) (c)		....	....	....	....	—	6,288
1	—	Superintendent of Cleaners				....	....	—	332
2	—	Night Watchmen		....	....	....	....	—	766
19	—	Cleaners (c)	....	....	....	....	....	—	2,270
92	—	Total				....	....£	—	51,966
		Accounts and Publications Branches
		(including Teachers’ Pensions Branch)
1	—	Principal (d)		....	....	....	....	—	1,846
1	—	Accountant		....	....	....	....	—	1,802
3	—	Higher Executive Officers (1 with maximum
		of £1,330)		....	....	....	....	—	3,804
2	—	Executive Officers		....	....	....	....	—	2,514
3	—	Staff Officers		....	....	....	....	—	2,630
7	—	Clerical Officers		....	....	....	....	—	4,388
11	—	Clerk-Typists		....	....	....	....	—	4,728
—	—	Overtime	....	....	....	....	....	—	45
1	—	Chief Editor		....	....	....	....	—	1,100
1	—	Editor (temporary) (e)			....	....	....	—	1,693
1	—	Executive Officer		....	....	....	....	—	1,327
—	—	Fee to Consultant Editor			....	....	....	—	750
2	—	Assistant Editors		....	....	....	....	—	1,208
1	—	Clerical Officer (f)		....	....	....	....	—	920
3	—	Clerk-Typists (1 temporary)				....	....	—	1,340
37	—	Total					....£	—	30,095
		Primary Education Branch
1	—	Assistant Secretary			....	....	....	—	2,634
3	—	Principals (1 temporary)			....	....	....	—	6,093
4	—	Assistant Principals			....	....	....	—	6,262
9	—	Higher Executive Officers (2 with maximum
		of £1,330)		....	....	....	....	—	13,054
24	—	Executive Officers		....	....	....	....	—	19,745
17	—	Staff Officers		....	....	....	....	—	15,236
43	—	Clerical Officers		....	....	....	....	—	26,041
23	—	Clerk-Typists		....	....	....	....	—	8,717
—	—	Additional Clerical Assistance				....	....	—	400
—	—	Overtime	....	....	....	....	....	—	3,000
124	—	Total				....	....£	—	101,182
		Secondary Education Branch
1	—	Assistant Principal			....	....	....	—	1,654
3	—	Higher Executive Officers				....	....	—	3,812
3	—	Executive Officers		....	....	....	....	—	3,315
4	—	Staff Officers		....	....	....	....	—	3,511
9	—	Clerical Officers		....	....	....	....	—	5,366
31	—	Clerk-Typists (a)		....	....	....	....	—	11,137
4	—	Messengers (one with 12s. 5d. non-pensionable
		allowance)		....	....	....	....	—	1,958
3	—	Cleaners (1 with 6s. 3d. allowance)					....	—	655
—	—	Additional Clerical Assistance				....	....	—	430
—	—	Overtime	....	....	....	....	....	—	350
58	—	Total				....	....£	—	32,188
		Technical Instruction Branch
1	—	Principal	....	....	....	....	....	—	2,038
1	—	Assistant Principal			....	....	....	—	1,165
3	—	Higher Executive Officers				....	....	—	4,068
5	—	Executive Officers		....	....	....	....	—	4,018
3	—	Staff Officers		....	....	....	....	—	2,596
13	—	Clerical Officers		....	....	....	....	—	7,667
8	—	Clerk-Typists		....	....	....	....	—	2,594
1	—	Paperkeeper		....	....	....	....	—	550
3	—	Messengers (1 with 9s. 4d. personal
		non-pensionable allowance) (b)				....	....	—	1,470
4	—	Cleaners (b)		....	....	....	....	—	955
—	—	Additional Clerical Assistance				....	....	—	200
—	—	Overtime	....	....	....	....	....	—	100
42	—	Total				....	....£	—	27,421
		Reformatory and Industrial Schools Branch
1	—	Assistant Principal (a)			....	....	....	—	1,563
1	—	Higher Executive Officer (with maximum
		of £1,330)	....	....	....	....	....	—	1,359
1	—	Clerical Officer (b)			....	....	....	—	707
3	—	Clerk-Typists		....	....	....	....	—	1,012
—	—	Messenger and Cleaning Services (c)					....	—	—
6	—	Total				....	....£	—	4,641
		INSPECTION, ORGANISATION, ETC.
		General Inspectors
1	—	General Inspector and Chief Inspector of
		Secondary Schools			....	....	....	—	2,280
1	—	Organising Inspector (d)			....	....	....	—	350
2	—	Total				....	....£	—	2,630
		Primary Education Branch
1	—	Chief Inspector		....	....	....	....	—	2,185
3	—	Deputy Chief Inspectors			....	....	....	—	6,153
10	—	Divisional Inspectors			....	....	....	—	17,192
52	—	District Inspectors		....	....	....	....	—	72,681
3	—	Head Organising Inspectors				....	....	—	3,940
16	—	Organising Inspectors			....	....	....	—	15,177
85	—	Total				....	....£	—	117,328
		Secondary Education Branch
2	—	Assistant Chief Inspectors				....	....	—	4,150
4	—	Senior Inspectors		....	....	....	....	—	7,110
13	—	Inspectors	....	....	....	....	....	—	17,699
19	—	Total				....	....£	—	28,959
		Technical Instruction Branch
1	—	Chief Inspector		....	....	....	....	—	2,170
2	—	Senior Inspectors		....	....	....	....	—	3,749
9	—	Inspectors, Grade A			....	....	....	—	13,226
4	—	Inspectors, Grade B (one with £100
		temporary non-pensionable allowance)					....	—	5,526
1	—	Senior Inspector of Domestic Science					....	—	1,250
4	—	Inspectors of Domestic Science				....	....	—	3,294
—	—	Technical Assistance			....	....	....	—	10
21	—	Total				....	....£	—	29,225
		Reformatory and Industrial Schools Branch
—	—	Inspector of Reformatory and Industrial
		Schools (e)		....	....	....	....	—	—
1	—	Medical Inspector		....	....	....	....	—	1,635
1	—	Total				....	....£	—	1,635
		INSTITUTIONS OF SCIENCE AND ARTNational Museum
1	—	Director	....	....	....	....	....	—	2,075
3	—	Keepers	....	....	....	....	....	—	4,935
3	—	Assistant Keepers		....	....	....	....	—	3,001
9	—	Assistants	....	....	....	....	....	—	6,105
1	—	Clerk-Typist		....	....	....	....	—	377
5	—	Technical Assistants			....	....	....	—	2,224
—	—	Sunday Attendance of Officers				....	....	—	59
—	—	Occasional Professional Assistance					....	—	1,000
22	—	Total				....	....£	—	19,776
		National Library
		(including Genealogical Office)
1	—	Director (with £30 non-pensionable
		allowance)		....	....	....	....	—	2,105
1	—	Biographical Research Officer (a)					....	—	1,930
1	—	Keeper of Printed Books			....	....	....	—	1,690
1	—	Keeper of Manuscripts (b)				....	....	—	1,690
2	—	Assistant Keepers		....	....	....	....	—	2,746
7	—	Assistant Librarians (1 vacant)				....	....	—	5,778
1	—	Archivist (vacant)		....	....	....	....	—	—
1	—	Senior Library Assistant			....	....	....	—	871
5	—	First Class Assistants			....	....	....	—	3,858
5	—	Second Class Assistants			....	....	....	—	2,846
1	—	Cataloguer	....	....	....	....	....	—	520
3	—	Clerk-Typists		....	....	....	....	—	1,163
13	—	Library Attendants (1 with non-pensionable allowance of 15s. 8d. and 3 with non-pensionable allowance of 8s. 4d.
		each)	....	....	....	....	....	—	5,688
—	—	Occasional Professional Assistance					....	—	2,850
42	—	Total				....	....£	—	33,735
		National College of Art
1	—	Director	....	....	....	....	....	—	1,855
1	—	Professor of Design in Industry and
		Second Master		....	....	....	....	—	1,110
1	—	Assistant Professor of Design in Industry						—	895
1	—	Professor of Painting			....	....	....	—	1,065
1	—	Assistant Professor of Painting				....	....	—	755
1	—	Professor of Sculpture			....	....	....	—	1,065
1	—	Assistant Professor of Sculpture				....	....	—	1,000
1	—	Assistant Teacher of Drawing				....	....	—	785
1	—	Clerk and Registrar			....	....	....	—	745
—	—	Teachers and Lecturers (part-time)					....	—	6,368
—	—	Additional Assistance			....	....	....	—	100
9	—	Total				....	....£	—	15,743
		Services common to the Foregoing Institutions
1	—	Clerical Officer		....	....	....	....	—	509
1	—	Clerk-Typist		....	....	....	....	—	497
1	—	Head Attendant		....	....	....	....	—	610
4	—	Senior Attendants		....	....	....	....	—	2,038
26	—	Attendants (2 with non-pensionable allowances of 24s. 11d. and 17s. 10d. per week
		respectively)		....	....	....	....	—	11,215
1	—	Blind Telephonist		....	....	....	....	—	454
1	—	Woman Attendant		....	....	....	....	—	328
2	—	Carpenters	....	....	....	....	....	—	1,347
1	—	Mounter and Binder			....	....	....	—	614
2	—	Labourers	....	....	....	....	....	—	1,064
16	—	Cleaners (including £50 for extra duty
		pay)	....	....	....	....	....	—	3,455
—	—	Sunday and night service of Attendants					....	—	1,557
56	—	Total				....	....£	—	23,688
		Irish Manuscripts Commission
1	—	Chairman	....	....	....	....	....	—	700
1	—	Secretary	....	....	....	....	....	—	820
—	—	Fee to Adviser		....	....	....	....	—	200
—	—	Remuneration and expenses of Editors,
		Transcribers, etc.			....	....	....	—	3,720
2	—	Total				....	....£	—	5,440
—	—	Increases in Remuneration				....	....	—	40,925
—	—	Social Welfare Acts—Employer’s
		Contributions	....	....	....	....	....	—	1,790
—	—	Deduct for probable vacancies during the							568,367
		year	....	....	....	....	....	—	3,000
618	—	Total for Salaries, Wages and
		Allowances		....	....	....	....£	—	565,367
A.2.—Travelling and Incidental Expenses:
(1) Travelling and Subsistence Allowances, etc.							....	—	37,760
(2) Telephones, Telegrams and Postage (Stamps)							....	—	4,582
(3) Uniforms, Carriage on Parcels, Advertising, Laundry, Newspapers for official use and
Miscellaneous			....	....	....	....	....	—	2,660
Total						....	....£	—	45,002
B.—Expenses in connection with Membership of UNESCO:
Contribution to UNESCO Budget for 1963 (£0,000); Travelling, Subsistence and Incidental Expenses of the UNESCO National
Commission (£0,000)				....	....	....	....	—	9,840
F.1.—Publications in Irish:
(1) Preparation and publication of translations, original works and local histories, in Irish,
preparation and publication of Irish Music							....	—	12,600
(2) Preparation and publication of University
Text Books			....	....	....	....	....	—	600
(3) Grants towards the publication of books in
Irish by independent publishers						....	....	—	11,000
Total						....	....£	—	24,200
F.2.—University Scholarships:
Payments in respect of University Scholarships awarded to (1) students from Irish-speaking homes in the Gaeltacht and (2) students who pursue their University Courses, as may be prescribed by the Minister for Education, through
the medium of Irish				....	....	....	....	£—	20,450
F.8.—Dramatic Productions in Irish (Grants-in-Aid):
Grants-in-Aid of dramatic productions in Irish:							....
(1) Drámaíocht i mBaile Átha Cliath						....	....	—	3,550
(2) Cumann Drámaíochta na Scol						....	....	—	1,450
Total						....	....£	—	5,000
H.—Appropriations in Aid:
1. Fees for Tution in National College of Art							....	—	4,000
2. Fees for Genealogical researches, etc.						....	....	—	2,400
3. Sales for publications in Irish					....	....	....	—	4,000
4. Sales of Photographic reproductions						....	....	—	800
5. Miscellaneous			....	....	....	....	....	—	400
Total						....	....£	—	11,600

APPENDIX

ADMINISTRATION
Minister and Secretariat:
Head Messenger		....	....	....	Man, £530 × 12—565.
Superintendent of Cleaners				....	109s. 7d. × 4s. 6d.—127s. 5d.
Night Watchman		....	....	....	158s. 2d.: 1 part-time on 116s. 9d.
Accounts and Publications Branches:
Accountant		....	....	....	Same as Assistant Principal.
Chief Editor		....	....	....	£1,320 × 39—1,645.
Assistant Editor		....	....	....	A £590 × 21—674 × 24—975.
					B £590 × 34—624 × 36—1,205.
INSPECTION, ORGANISATION, ETC.
General Inspectors:
General Inspector and Chief					Man, £2,075 × 65—2,280.
Inspector of Secondary Schools				....	Woman £1,850 × 58—2,070.
Organising Inspector			....	....	Man, £680 × £32 10s.—1,110.
					Woman, £630 × 22—890.
Primary Education Branch:
Chief Inspector		....	....	....	Man, £2,075 × 65—2,280.
					Woman, £1,850 × 58—2,070.
Deputy Chief Inspector			....	....	Man, £1,885 × 58—2,075.
					Woman, £1,635 × 52—1,850.
Divisional Inspector			....	....	Man, £1,590 × 52—1,855.
					Woman, £1,360 × 45—1,635.
District Inspector		....	....	....	Man, £1,000 × 45—1,550.
					Woman, £800 × 35—1,325.
					8 on scale {Man, £1,550 × 45—1,645.
					Woman, £1,325
					× 35—1,425.
Head Organising Inspector				....	Man, £1,300 × 39—1,500.
					Woman, £900 × 32—1,220.
Organising Inspector			....	....	Men, £800 × 32—1,300.
					Woman, £670 × 26—1,065.
Secondary Education Branch:
Assistant Chief Inspector				....	Man, £1,855 × 58—2,075.
					Woman, £1,635 × 52—1,850.
Senior Inspector		....	....	....	Man, £1,590 × 52—1,855.
					Woman, £1,360 × 45—1,635.
Inspector	....	....	....	....	Man, £1,200 × 45—1,645.
					Woman, £1,040 × 35—1,425.
Technical Instruction Branch:
Chief Inspector		....	....	....	Man, £1,965 × 58—2,180.
					Woman, £1,745 × 52—1,960.
Senior Inspector		....	....	....	Man, £1,590 × 52—1,965.
					Woman, £1,360 × 45—1,745.
Inspector, Grade A			....	....	Man, £1,150 × 45—1,645.
					Woman, £1,000 × 35—1,425.
Inspector, Grade B			....	....	Man, £800 × 39—1,400.
					Woman, £725 × 32—1,145.
Senior Inspector of Domestic Science					£900 × 32—1,250.
Inspector of Domestic Science				....	£670 × 26—1,100.
Reformatory and Industrial Schools Branch:
Medical Inspector		....	....	....	Woman, £1,315 × 39—1,635.
INSTITUTIONS OF SCIENCE AND ART
National Museum:
Director	....	....	....	....	A£1,525 × 52—1,850.
					B £1,755 × 58—2,075.
					Man, £1,465 × 39—1,690.
Keeper	....	....	....	....	Woman, £1,180 × 32—1,435.
					1 on personal scale £1,320 × 45—1,755 (man.)
Assistant Keeper		....	....	....	A £700 × 24—796 × 32—1,180.
					B £945 × 36—1,089 × 39—1,465.
Assistant	....	....	....	....	A £590 × 21—674 × 24—975.
					B £590 × 34—624 × 36—1,205.
					Man, 131s. 8d. (at 18 years)—138s. 4d. (at 19 years)—145s. 1d. (at 20 years) —156s. 1d. (at 21 years or over) × 5s. 10d.—222s. 8d.
Technical Assistant		....	....	....	Woman, 131s. 8d. (at 18 years)— 135s. 5d. (at 19 years)—139s. 1d. (at 20 years)—145s. 5d. (at 21 years or over) × 3s. 4d.—181s. 6d.
National Library
(including Genealogical Office):
Director	....	....	....	....	A £1,525 × 52—1,850.
					B £1,755 × 58—2,075.
Biographical Research Officer				....	£2,180, personal.
Keeper of Printed Books			....	....	Man, £1,465 × 39—1,690.
					Woman, £1,180 × 32—1,435.
Keeper of Manuscripts			....	....	Man, £1,465 × 39—1,690.
					Woman, £1,180 × 32—1,435.
Assistant Keeper		....	....	....	A £700 × 24—796 × 32—1,180.
					B £945 × 36—1,089 × 39—1,465.
Assistant Librarian		....	....	....	A £590 × 21—674 × 34—975.
					B £590 × 34—624 × 36—1,205.
Archivist	....	....	....	....	A £565 × 21—755 × 23—890.
					B £565 × 32—597 × 34—1,110.
Senior Library Assistant			....	....	Man, £830 × 23—915.
First Class Assistant			....	....	Man, £590 × 22—820.
Second Class Assistant			....	....	Man, £405 × £19 10s.—680.
Cataloguer	....	....	....	....	Woman, £455 × 13—585.
Library Attendant		....	....	....	Man, 72s. 1d. (at 16 years)—79s. 6d. (at 17 years)—86s. 11d. (at 18 years)—94s. 5d. (at 19 years) —101s. 10d. (at 20 years)—140s. 3d. (at 21 years or over) × 5s. 11d.— 182s. 8d.
National College of Art:
Director	....	....	....	....	Man, £1,590 × 52—1,855.
					Woman, £1,360 × 45—1,635.
Professor of Design in Industry					Man, £1,110 × £42 10s.—1,535.
and Second Master			....	....	Woman, £890 × 32—1,315.
Assistant Professor of Design in					{Man, £785 × £32 10s.—1,110.
Industry	....	....	....	....	Woman, £675 × 22—895.
Professor of Painting			....	....	Man, £1,065.
					Woman, £865.
Assistant Professor of Painting				....	Man, £740 × 26—1,000.
					Woman, £630 × 18—810.
Professor of Sculpture			....	....	Man, £1,065.
					Woman, £865.
Assistant Professor of Sculpture				....	Man, £740 × 26—1,000.
					Woman, £630 × 18—810.
Assistant Teacher of Drawing				....	Man, £785 × £32 10s.—1,110.
					Woman, £675 × 22—895.
Clerk and Registrar			....	....	A £605 × 23—745.
					B £815 × 25—935.
Services Common to the Foregoing Institutions:
Head Attendant		....	....	....	Man, £530 × £12 10s.—610.
Senior Attendant		....	....	....	Man, 164s. 7d. × 5s. 2d.—196s. 10d.
Attendant	....	....	....	....	Man, 148s. 6d. × 5s. 6d.—165s. 11d.
Woman Attendant			....	....	111s. 1d. × 3s. 9d.—125s. 11d.
Carpenter	....	....	....	....	238s. 9d.
Mounter and Binder			....	....	236s. 1d.
Labourer	....	....	....	....	204s. 6d.
Irish Manusoripts Commission:
Chairman	....	....	....	....	£700.
Secretary	....	....	....	....	£820 (personal).

UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES AND DUBLIN INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES

I. Estimate of the amount required in the year ending 31st March, 1964, for Grants-in-Aid to Universities and Colleges and to the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies.

II. Subheads under which this Vote will be accounted for by the Office of the Minister for Education.

GRANTS-IN-AID				1963-64	1962-63	Increase	Decrease
Universities and Colleges (a)				£	£	£	£
A.—National University			....	—	39,700	—	—
B.—Unversity College,
Diublin	....	....	....	—	1,039,000	—	—
C.—University College, Cork				—	209,000	—	—
D.—University College,
Galway	....	....	....	—	193,380	—	—
E.—Maynooth College			....	—	20,000	—	—
F.—Trinity College			....	—	275,250	—	—
G.—College of Surgeons			....	—	4,500	—	—
Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies (b)
H.—Annual Grants under Section 25 (1) of the Institute for Advanced Studies Act,
1940 (c)	....	....	....	—	91,510	—	—
I.—Grant under Section 16 (5) of the Institute for Advanced Studies
Act, 1940		....	....	—	1,000	—	—
Total			....£	—	1,873,340	—	—
				Increase	....	£———

								1963-64
The total expenditure in connection with this Service is estimated as follows:—								£
Estimate above	....	....	....	....	....	....	....	—
Vote 43 (Agriculture)			....	....	....	....	....	—
Church Temporalities Fund (d)				....	....	....	....	—
Total						....	....£	—

Note:—This Vote comprises the former Votes for Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies and Universities and Colleges.

III.	Details of the foregoing.
UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES							1963-64	1962-63
A.—National University:							£	£
Grant for general purposes				....	....	....£	—	39,700
B.—University College, Dublin:
1. Annual grant for general purposes (No. 32 of
1926)	....	....	....	....	....	....	—	82,000
2. Additional grant for general purposes						....	—	434,000
3. Grant for Department of Modern Irish Language and Literature (No. 27 of 1934)							—	3,000
4. Grant towards cost of additional
accommodation	....	....	....	....	....	....	—	520,000
Total					....	....£	—	1,039,000
C.—University College, Cork:
1. Annual grant for general purposes (No. 32 of
1926)	....	....	....	....	....	....	—	40,000
2. Additional grant for general purposes						....	—	169,000
Total					....	....£	—	209,000
D.—University College, Galway:
1. Annual grant for general purposes (No. 35 of
1929)	....	....	....	....	....	....	—	30,000
2. Additional grant for general purposes						....	—	131,000
3. Grant towards cost of lectures through Irish							—	380
4. Grant towards cost of additional
accommodation	....	....	....	....	....	....	—	32,000
Total					....	....£	—	193,380
E.—Maynooth College:
Grant towards secular education					....	....£	—	20,000
F.—Trinity College:
1. Grant towards secular education					....	....	—	222,250
2. Grant in respect of loss of income arising from redemption, under the Land Purchase Acts,
of superior interests (No. 42 of 1923)						....	—	3,000
3. Grant towards repair of College buildings						....	—	50,000
Total					....	....£	—	275,250
G.—College of Surgeons:
Grant towards the Schools of Surgery					....	....£	—	4,500
DUBLIN INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES
H.—Annual Grants under Section 25 (1) of the Institute for Advanced Studies Act, 1940:
1. Grant towards the expenses of the administration of the Institute and the Constituent
Schools		....	....	....	....	....	—	14,050
2. Grant in respect of the School of Celtic
Studies		....	....	....	....	....	—	26,883
3. Grant in respect of the School of Theoretical
Physics		....	....	....	....	....	—	15,494
4. Grant in respect of the School of Cosmic
Physics		....	....	....	....	....	—	35,083
Total					....	....£	—	91,510
I.—Grant under Section 16 (5) of the Institute for Advanced Studies Act, 1940: Provision for the acquisition and/or adaptation of buildings for the accommodation of the
Institute and its Constituent Schools						....£	—	1,000

An Rúnaí,

An Roinn Airgeadais.

Committee of Public Accounts.

At its meeting yesterday the Committee considered Mr. Ó Murchadha’s minute of 31 Deire Fómhair, 1962 regarding proposed changes in the format of the Estimates for the Office of the Minister for Education, Science and Art, Universities and Colleges and the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies.

I am to inform you that the Committee has no objection to the proposals and that it accepts the assurance that there will be no significant change in the information at present available to it in relation to the Estimates concerned.

(Sínithe) LIAM BROWNE,

Cléireach an Choiste.

30 Samhain, 1962.

Cléireach,

An Choiste um Chuntas Phoiblí.

I am directed by the Minister for Finance to inform the Committee of Public Accounts that, with a view to better presentation and to simplifying accounting processes, it is proposed to adopt revised formats for the Estimates for the Stationery Office, Garda Síochána, Prisons and Defence, as set out in the enclosures to this minute.

It is also proposed to delete existing statute references from the ambits of such Estimates as still contain them, except in the case of the Estimates for Superannuation and Retired Allowances and for Expenses under the Electoral Act and the Juries Act. Statute references have already been deleted from several Estimates in the course of revisions effected with the approval of the Committee in recent years. References to relevant Acts will, of course, continue to appear in Part II of the Estimates and in the subhead details in Part III.

It is considered necessary to retain the references in the ambit to the Estimate for Superannuation and Retired Allowances in order to maintain the distinction made therein between the statutory and non-statutory payments from the Vote. The statute references in the ambit to the Estimate for Expenses under the Electoral Act and the Juries Act are being retained because their deletion would necessitate a fundamental revision of the ambit which is not considered worthwhile as the enactment of proposed amending legislation will probably result in the elimination of the Estimate.

The attached list sets out the Estimates from whose ambits the references are being deleted and also shows new versions of three ambits which require amendment as a consequence of the deletions.

The Minister trusts that the proposed changes, which it is hoped to effect as from 1963/64, will be acceptable to the Committee. They do not significantly affect the information at present furnished in relation to the Estimates concerned.

(Signed) SEAN F. MURRAY,

Department of Finance.

7 Samhain, 1962.

20.

STATIONERY OFFICE.

I. Estimate of the amount required in the year ending 31st March, 1964 for the Salaries and Expenses of the Stationery Office; for Printing and Binding, and the provision of Paper, Publications, Office Machinery and other Office Supplies for Public Services; and for sundry Miscellaneous Purposes, including the publication and sale of Reports of Oireachtas Debates, Bills, Acts and Other Government Publications.

II. Subheads under which this Vote will be accounted for by the Stationery Office.

					1963-64	1962-63	Increase	Decrease
					£	£	£	£
A.—Salaries, Wages and
Allowances	....	....	....	....		99,720
B.—Travelling and Incidental
Expenses		....	....	....		6,300
C.—Printing and Binding				....		285,000
D.—Paper	....	....	....	....		215,000
E.—Publications		....	....	....		16,100
F.—Office Machinery and Other
Office Supplies			....	....		110,000
Carriage and Transport			....	....		(a)
Gross Total				....£		732,120
Deduct:—
G.—Appropriations in Aid				....		116,220
Net Total				....£		615,900
						Net Increase ....£

The total expenditure in connection with this Service is estimated as follows:—								1963-64
								£
Gross Estimate preceding			....	....	....	....	....
Estimated amounts included in other Estimates in connection with this Service:—
	Vote
	7	Office of the Revenue Commissioners				....	....
	9	Public Works and Buildings			....	....	....
	14	Superannuation and Retired Allowances					....
	22	Rates on Government Property				....	....
	46	Posts and Telegraphs		....	....	....	....
		Total Expenditure ....£
The receipts in connection with this Service are estimated as follows:—
Appropriations in Aid preceding				....	....	....	....£

III. Details of the foregoing.

Numbers								1963-64	1962-63
1962-63	1963-64							£	£
		Administrative Staff
1		Controller	....	....	....	....	....		2,501
3		Assistant Principals (a)			....	....	....		5,023
4		Higher Executive Officers				....	....		6,600
5		Executive Officers (1 temporary) (b)					....		6,211
4		Staff Officers		....	....	....	....		3,431
16		Clerical Officers (c)		....	....	....	....		9,376
20		Clerk-Typists (3 temporary) (d)				....	....		7,850
		Technical Staff
1		Chief Technical Officer			....	....	....		1,184
3		Technical Officers		....	....	....	....		3,091
8		Printing and Binding Clerks				....	....		6,219
		Sale Office
1		Manager	....	....	....	....	....		930
4		Assistants (e)		....	....	....	....		2,006
1		Clerk-Typist		....	....	....	....		392
1		Warehouseman		....	....	....	....		581
1		Packer and Porter		....	....	....	....		495
		Warehouse Staff
1		Warehouse Supervisor			....	....	....		820
2		Assistant Warehouse Supervisors					....		1,382
6		Warehousemen		....	....	....	....		3,468
4		Assistant Warehousemen (a)				....	....		2,132
47		Packers, Porters, Supernumeraries and Boy Porters (b)		....	....	....	....		21,425
1		Head Messenger		....	....	....	....		515
5		Messengers	....	....	....	....	....		2,396
1		Chief Mechanic		....	....	....	....		598
3		Office Machine Mechanics			....	....	....		1,560
1		Blind Telephonist		....	....	....	....		438
2		Night Watchmen		....	....	....	....		811
2		Cleaners (Men)		....	....	....	....		926
6		Cleaners (Women)		....	....	....	....		1,429
		Miscellaneous
—		Overtime	....	....	....	....	....		2,500
—		Social Welfare Acts—Employer’s Contributions	....	....	....	....	....		650
—		Additional Assistance			....	....	....		—
—		Increases in Remuneration				....	....		2,780
154		Total for Salaries, Wages and Allowances	....	....	....	....	....£		99,720
B.—Travelling and Incidental Expenses:
(1) Carriage of stores				....	....	....	....		2,600
(2) Telegrams, Telephones and Postage (stamps)									2,150
(3) Miscellaneous			....	....	....	....	....		1,550
Total						....	....£		6,300
C.—Printing and Binding:
Printing and Binding for Public Services						....	....£		285,000
D.—Paper:
Purchase of paper and miscellaneous paper supplies £									215,000
E.—Publications:
Purchase of publications for Public Services and
for resale		....	....	....	....	....	....£		16,100
F.—Office Machinery and Other Office Supplies:
Purchase, hire and repair of office machinery and
purchase of other office supplies					....	....	....		110,000
G.—Appropriations in Aid:
1. Sales of Publications				....	....	....	....		29,000
2. Advertisements and notices in Government
Publications			....	....	....	....	....		6,600
3. Supplies and Services provided on repayment							....		74,910
4. Sales of waste paper and surplus stores and other
miscellaneous receipts				....	....	....	....		5,710
Total						....	....£		116,220

APPENDIX A

Administrative Staff:
Controller		....	....	....	Same as Assistant Secretary.
Technical Staff:
Chief Technical Officer			....	....	£1,165 × 47—1,580.
Technical Officer			....	....	£935 × 28—1,215.
Printing and Binding Clerk				....	237s. 6d. × 15s. 0d.—312s. 0d.
Sale Office:
Manager	....	....	....	....	£700 × 23—930.
					Man, 130s. × 10s.—210s.
Assistant	....	....	....	....
					Woman, 110s. × 7s. 6d.—168s.
Warehouse Staff:
Warehouse Supervisor			....	....	265s. 3d. × 8s. 4d.—315s. 3d.
Assistant Warehouse Supervisor					226s. 6d. × 7s. 6d.—276s. 4d.
Warehouseman		....	....	....	209s. 0d. × 4s. 5d.—231s. 0d.
Assistant Warehouseman				....	190s. 4d. × 2s. 10d.—204s. 6d.
Packer and Porter			....	....	170s. 9d. × 6s. 6d.—183s. 9d. × 6s. 7d.— 190s. 4d.
Head Messenger			....	....	£445 × 12—515.
Chief Mechanic		....	....	....	230s.
Office Machine Mechanic				....	200s.
Night Watchman			....	....	155s. 11d.
Supernumerary		....	....	....	89s. 0d. (at 18 years), 102s. 6d. (at 19 years), 111s. 0d. (at 20 years), 170s. 9d. (at 21 years).
Boy Porter		....	....	....	57s. 6d. (at 14 years), 61s. 0d. (at 15 years), 68s. 0d. (at 16 years), 75s. 0d. (at 17 years).

APPENDIX B

ESTIMATED COST OF THE REQUISITIES TO BE PROVIDED BY THE STATIONERY OFFICE FOR THE PUBLIC SERVICES DURING THE YEAR 1963-64.

	Vote			Printing and Binding	Paper	Other Requisites	Estimated Total 1963-64	Estimated Total 1962-63
				£	£	£	£	£
1.	President’s
	Establishment	....	....					190
2.	Houses of the
	Oireachtas	....	....					52,315
3.	Department of the
	Taoiseach	....	....					815
4.	Central Statistics
	Office	....	....					36,790
5.	Comptroller and
	Auditor General		....					1,050
6.	Office of the Minister
	for Finance		....					9,510
7.	Office of the Revenue Commissioners							80,190
8.	Office of Public
	Works	....	....					7,600
10.	Employment and Emergency Schemes							740
11.	State Laboratory		....					135
12.	Civil Service
	Commission	....	....					2,845
16.	Expenses under Electoral and Juries
	Acts (a)	....	....					22,715
18.	Law Charges		....					2,220
21.	Valuation and
	Ordnance Survey		....					2,545
23.	Office of the Minister
	for Justice		....					8,100
24.	Garda Síochána		....					16,250
25.	Prisons	....	....					470
26.	Courts of Justice		....					5,640
27.	Land Registry and Registry of Deeds							3,480
28.	Charitable Donations
	and Bequests		....					170
29.	Local Government							6,240
30.	Office of the Minister
	for Education		....					3,925
31.	Primary Education							3,910
32.	Secondary
	Education	....	....					5,755
33.	Technical
	Instruction	....	....					1,805
34.	Science and Art		....					14,195
35.	Reformatory and Industrial Schools							100
38.	National Gallery		....					230
39.	Lands	....	....					18,155
40.	Forestry	....	....					2,450
41.	Fisheries	....	....					830
42.	Roinn na Gaeltachta							450
43.	Agriculture		....					36,855
44.	Industry and
	Commerce	....	....					33,800
45.	Transport and Power							3,065
46.	Posts and Telegraphs							83,705
47.	Defence	....	....					31,715
49.	External Affairs		....					8,970
51.	Office of the Minister for Social Welfare							11,300
54.	Health	....	....					9,300
55.	Central Mental
	Hospital	....	....					170
	Total		....£					530,695

24.

GARDA SÍOCHÁNA.

I. Estimate of the amount required in the year ending 31st March, 1964, for the Salaries and Expenses of the Garda Síochána including Pensions, etc., and for payments of compensation and other expenses arising out of service in the Local Security Force.

II. Subheads* under which this Vote will be accounted for by the Office of the Minister for Justice.

				1963-64	1962-63	Increase	Decrease
				£	£	£	£
A.—Salaries, Wages and
Allowances	....	....	....		4,543,337
B.—Travelling and Incidental
Expenses	....	....	....		224,393
C.—Clothing and Equipment			....		122,845
D.—Station Services		....	....		62,307
E.—Transport and Carriage			....		250,063
F.—Medical Expenses		....	....		12,615
G.—Pensions, Gratuities, etc., TO Members of the Garda Síochána (including Members of the late Dublin Metropolitan Police Force) and to the Widows, Children and Dependants of such Members: compensation in respect of death, personal injuries, etc., of Members of the Local Security
Force	....	....	....		1,442,420
Gross Total			....£		6,657,980
Deduct:—
H.—Appropriations in Aid			....		198,690
Net Total			....£		6,459,290
Net Increase						....

								1963-64
The total expenditure in connection with this Service is estimated as follows:—								£
Gross Estimate preceding			....	....	....	....	....
Estimated amounts included in other Estimates in connection with this Service:—
	Vote
	7	Office of the Revenue Commissioners				....	....
	9	Public Works and Buildings			....	....	....
	14	Superannuation and Retired Allowances					....
	20	Stationery Office	....	....	....	....	....
	21	Valuation and Ordnance Survey			....	....	....
	22	Rates on Government Property			....	....	....
	23	Office of the Minister for Justice—
		Staff employed exclusively on Garda Síochána
		Accounts	....	....	....	....	....
	46	Posts and Telegraphs		....	....	....	....
		Total Expenditure					....£
The receipts in connection with this Service are estimated as follows:—								£
Appropriations in Aid preceding				....	....	....	....
Extra Receipts payable to the Exchequer:—
Fees (Stamps) for Vehicle Plates (Road Transport Acts)							....
Total Receipts						....	....£

III. Details of the foregoing.

A.—Salaries, Wages and Allowances:

Numbers								1963-64	1962-63
1962-63	1963-64	Garda Síochána						£	£
1		Commissioner		....	....	....	....		2,905
2		Deputy Commissioners			....	....	....		4,510
2		Assistant Commissioners			....	....	....		4,010
1		Surgeon	....	....	....	....	....		2,080
26		Chief Superintendents			....	....	....		48,410
127		Superintendents		....	....	....	....		183,095
103		Inspectors	....	....	....	....	....		90,870
58		Station Sergeants		....	....	....	....		50,382
1,270		Sergeants	....	....	....	....	....		1,031,831
5,403		Guards	....	....	....	....	....		3,356,013
4		Female Police Assistants			....	....	....		1,109
		£							4,755,215
		Deductions (Pension and Quarters)					....		247,761
6,997		£							4,527,454
373		Deduct—for probable vacancies				....	....		118,672
6,624		£							4,408,782
—		Commissioner—special expenses allowance							250
—		Commissioner’s Private Secretary—
		allowance	....	....	....	....	....		177
—		Uniform, boot and plain clothes
		allowances (a) (b)		....	....	....	....		61,871
—		Allowances for special duties (a) (c)					....		48,033
6,624		Total for Garda Síochána					....£		4,519,113
		Clerical, etc., Staff
11		Clerk-Typists (1 with 7s. non-pensionable allowance; 1 with 6s. non-pensionable
		allowance)		....	....	....	....		4,458
18		Cleaners and Porters (Headquarters) (a)					....		4,452
8		Matrons and Cleaners in Dublin Bridewell							1,933
50		Labourers and Cleaners, etc., in Dublin
		Metropolitan Division			....	....	....		11,857
—		Increases in Remuneration				....	....		800
—		Social Welfare Acts—Employer’s
		Contributions	....	....	....	....	....		724
87		Total for Clerical, etc., Staff					....£		24,224
Total for Salaries, Wages and Allowances ....£									4,543,337
B.—Travelling and Incidental Expenses:
1. Allowances to members for use of their own
motor cars, etc.				....	....	....	....		39,858
2. Cycling allowance (b)				....	....	....	....		27,270
3. Separation allowance—transferred members							....		3,780
4. Other locomotion and transfer expenses							....		19,010
5. Telegrams (£ ), Telephones, (£ ), Teleprinter Service (£), Postage (stamps)
(£ )			....	....	....	....	....	....	63,722
6. Compensation			....	....	....	....	....		3,510
7. Subsistence allowances				....	....	....	....		45,872
8. Miscellaneous			....	....	....	....	....		16,770
		Total					....£		224,393
C.—Clothing and Equipment:
1. Uniform Cloth, Frocks, Trousers, Breeches, Waterproof Coats, Caps, Great Coats,
Equipment, etc.			....	....	....	....	....		109,625
2. Allowance for cost of making up uniform cloth
into suits			....	....	....	....	....		13,220
Total ....£									122,845
D.—Station Services:
1. Furniture, bedding, etc.				....	....	....	....		20,307
2. Cleaning, etc. ....				....	....	....	....		18,820
3. Fuel, light and water (c)				....	....	....	....		23,180
Total ....£									62,307
E.—Transport and Carriage:
1. Maintenance and running expenses of vehicles							....		128,475
2. Purchase of vehicles				....	....	....	....		90,213
3. Repayable advances to Officers and Inspectors
(See Appropriations in				....	....	....	....		21,925
4. Miscellaneous			....	....	....	....	....		9,450
Total ....£									250,063
F.—Medical Expenses:
1. Remuneration of Medical Attendants						....	....		7,465
2. Hospital, Medical and Compounding Expenses									5,150
Total ....£									12,615
G.—Pensions, Gratuities, etc., to Members of the Garda Síochána (including Members of the late Dublin Metropolitan Police Force)and to the Windows, Children and Dependants of such Members: compensation in respect of death, personal injuries, etc., of Members of the Local Security Force:
Numbers
1962-63	1963-64
3		Commissioners			....	....	....		2,867
83		Superintendents			....	....	....		48,857
35		Inspectors		....	....	....	....		12,894
714		Sergeants		....	....	....	....		214,853
2,170		Guards		....	....	....	....		573,826
1,128		Widows		....	....	....	....		69,843
459		Children		....	....	....	....		10,593
		Local Security Force:
9		Compensation payments				....	....		568
4,601		£							934,301
Add:—
For probable net additional charges:—
Pensions and Allowances					....	....	....		93,708
Gratuities			....	....	....	....	....		414,411
Total ....£									1,442,420
H.—Appropriations in Aid:
1. Repayments of advances under Subhead E (3)									11,500
2. Payment from Road Fund under Roads Act,
1920, and Road Traffic Act, 1961						....	....		150,000
3. Miscellaneous Receipts				....	....	....	....	(a)	37,190
Total ....£									198,690

APPENDIX

Commissioner		....	....	....	£2,905.
Deputy Commissioner			....	....	£2,255.
Assistant Commissioner			....	....	£2,005.
Surgeon	....	....	....	....	£1,855—1,930—2,005—2,080.
Chief Superintendent			....	....	£1,620—1,705—1,790—1,875—1,960.
Superintendent		....	....	....	£1,125—1,190—1,255—1,325—1,395—1,465 —1,535.
Inspector	....	....	....	....	£920—945—970—995—1,020.
Station Sergeant		....	....	....	320s.—327s. 6d.—335s.
Sergeant	....	....	....	....	295s.—300s.—305s.—310s.—315s.
Guard	....	....	....	....	175s.—199s.—204s.—209s.—214s.—222s.—
					231s.—240s.—250s.—260s.—270s.—280s.
Woman Sergeant		....	....	....	252s.—257s.—262s.—267s.—272s.
Woman Guard		....	....	....	152s. 6d.—173s.—177s. 3d.—181s. 6d.—
					185s. 9d.—192s.—200s. 6d.—209s.—217s. 6d.—226s.—234s. 6d.—243s.
Female Police Assistant			....	....	60s. 6d. × 1s.—67s. 6d.
Clerical, Etc., Staff:
Labourer	....	....	....	....	Same as Cleaner.
Porter	....	....	....	....
Matron	....	....	....	....	57s. 6d. × 1s.—65s. 6d.

PRISONS

I. Estimate of the amount required in the year ending 31st March, 1964 for the Expenses of Prisons, St. Patrick’s and the Maintenance of Prisoners confined in District Mental Hospitals.

II. Subheads under which this Vote will be accounted for by the Office of the Minister for Justice.

					1963-64	1962-63	Increase	Decrease
					£	£	£	£
A.—Pay and Allowances of Officers, Including
Uniform	....	....	....	....		172,963
B.—Prison Services,
Maintenance, etc.		....	....	....		94,541
C.—Travelling and Incidental
Expenses		....	....	....		20,335
D.—Manufacturing Department
and Farm		....	....	....		32,777
Gross Total				....£		320,616
Deduct:—
E.—Appropriations in Aid				....		37,376
Net Total			....	....£		283,240
				Net Increase		....	£

								1963-64
The total expenditure in connection with this Service is estimated as follows:
Gross Estimate preceding			....	....	....	....	....
Estimated amounts included in other Estimates in connection with this Service:—
Vote
	14	Superannuation and Retired Allowances					....
	20	Stationery Office	....	....	....	....	....
	22	Rates on Government Property			....	....	....
Total Expenditure						....	....£
The receipts in connection with this Service are estimated as follows:—
Appropriations in Aid preceding				....	....	....	....£

III. Details of the foregoing.

A.—Pay and Allowances of Officers, Including Uniform:
Numbers								1963-64	1962-63
1962-63	1963-64							£	£
480		Number of Prisoners			....	....	....
		Pay
		Male Officers
1		Governor, Class I			....	....	....		1,550
3		Governors, Class II			....	....	....		3,541
1		Deputy Governor			....	....	....		960
9		Chaplains		....	....	....	....		2,095
1		Resident Medical Officer (Mountjoy)							1,525
2		Medical Officers (Visiting)				....	....		660
3		Stewards		....	....	....	....		2,441
5		Clerks	....	....	....	....	....		3,775
15		Assistant Clerks			....	....	....		10,135
1		Foreman of Works			....	....	....		825
1		Chief Artisan, I			....	....	....		753
2		Chief Artisans, II			....	....	....		1,424
4		Chief Officers		....	....	....	....		3,210
10		Assistant Chief Officers				....	....		6,829
176		Prison Officers (4 posts blocked by
		temporary Prison Officers)					....		99,905
25		Temporary Prison Officers
		(super-numerary)		....	....	....	....		11,808
		Female Officers
1		Matron	....	....	....	....	....		708
2		Assistant Matrons			....	....	....		1,124
21		Female Prison Officers				....	....		10,318
4		Mess Servants		....	....	....	....		986
—		Substitutes for Mess Servants during
		Leave		....	....	....	....		58
287		Total £							164,630

							1963-64	1962-63
							£	£
Allowances
1. Uniforms for Officers (a)				....	....	....		3,554
2. Miscellaneous other allowances to Officers (b)								2,907
3. Fees to Doctors (including substitutes), Dentists
and visiting Clergymen			....	....	....	....		612
Total					....	....£		7,073
Overtime	....	....	....	....	....	....		1,200
Increases in Remuneration			....	....	....	....		1,200
Social Welfare Acts—Employer’s Contributions						....		1,060
Gross Total ....£								174,963
Deduct:—
For Probable Vacancies, Changes in Personnel, and
Fines	....	....	....	....	....	....		2,000
Net Total for Pay and Allowances of
Officers, including Uniform					....	....£		172,963
B.—Prison Services, Maintenance, etc.:
1. Victualling (estimated at per head) (c)								20,400
2. Maintenance of Prisoners confined in District
Mental Hospitals		....	....	....	....	....		23,000
3. Clothing, Bedding, Furniture, etc. (d)					....	....		12,000
4. Fuel, Light and Cleaning (e)				....	....	....		16,220
5. Maintenance of Buildings and Equipment						....		22,921
Total					....	....£		94,541
C.—Travelling and Incidental Expenses:
1. Travelling and subsistence expenses					....	....		400
2. Escort and Conveyance of Prisoners					....	....		11,000
3. Telegrams (£), Telephones (£) and Postage
(stamps) (£)		....	....	....	....	....		760
4. Gratuities to Prisoners			....	....	....	....		4,200
5. Contributions to Discharged Prisoners’ Aid
Societies	....	....	....	....	....	....		1,125
6. Miscellaneous		....	....	....	....	....		2,850
Total					....	....£		20,335
D.—Manufacturing Department and Farm:
Cost of materials, tools, etc.				....	....	....£		32,777
E.—Appropriations in Aid:
1. Receipts from Manufacturing Department and
Farm (including produce used in Prisons)						....		37,064
2. Miscellaneous		....	....	....	....	....		312
Total					....	....£		37,376

APPENDIX

Governors
Governor, Class I			....	....	....	£1,220 × 33—1,550.
Governor, Class II			....	....	....	£985 × 24—1,220.
Deputy Governor			....	....	....	£865 × 24—985.
Chaplains
Catholic (St. Patrick’s)			....	....	....	£600, personal.
Catholic (Mountjoy)			....	....	....	£425 do.
Catholic Asst. (Mountjoy)				....	....	£265 do.
Church of Ireland (Mountjoy)				....	....	£150 do.
Catholic (Portlaoise)			....	....	....	£265 do.
Church of Ireland (Limerick)				....	....	£25 do.
Catholic, Class III			....	....	....	£155.
Church of Ireland, Class IV				....	....	£105.
Presbyterian, Class IV				....	....	£105.
Medical Officers
Resident Medical Officer (Mountjoy)					....	£1,215 × 40—£1,525.
Medical Officer (Visiting) (Portlaoise)					....	£410.
Medical Officer (Visiting) (Límerick)					....	£250.
Male Officers
Steward, III		....	....	....	....	£700 × 20—825.
Foreman of Works			....	....	....	£700 × 20—825, personal.
Clerk	....	....	....	....	....	284s. 6d. × 5s. 6d.—322s.
Assistant Clerk		....	....	....	....	225s. 6d. × 5s. 2d.—256s. 6d. × 5s. 1d. —280s.
Chief Artisan, I			....	....	....	297s. × 6s. 3d.—309s. 6d.
Chief Artisan, II			....	....	....	281s. × 6s. 3d.—293s. 6d.
Chief Officer (Mountjoy)				....	....	£700 × 20—825.
Chief Officer		....	....	....	....	292s. 6d. × 6s. 6d.—330s. 6d.
Assistant Chief Officer			....	....	....	256s. × 6s.—280s.
Prison Officer		....	....	....	....	197s. × 4s. 10d.—250s.
Temporary Prison Officer				....	....	197s.
Female Officers
Matron	....	....	....	....	....	264s. × 6s.—282s.
Assistant Matron			....	....	....	226s. × 5s.—236s.
Female Prison Officer			....	....	....	169s. 6d. × 4s. 8d.—220s. 6d.
Mess Servant		....	....	....	....	93s. 11d.

DEFENCE

I. Estimate of the amount required in the Year ending 31st March, 1964 for the Salaries and Expenses of the Office of the Minister for Defence, including certain Services administered by that Office; for the Pay and Expenses of the Defence Forces; and for payment of a Grant-in-Aid.

II. Subheads under which this Vote will be accounted for by the Office of the Minister for Defence.

				1963-64	1962-63	Increase	Decrease
				£	£	£	£
A.—Office of the Minister for Defence — Salaries,
Wages and Allowances			....		378,000
B.—Permanent Defence Force
—Pay	....	....	....		3,598,474
C.—Permanent Defence Force
—Allowances		....	....		1,062,493
D.—Reserve Defence Force
—Pay, etc.		....	....		376,987
E.—Chaplains and Officiating Clergymen — Pay and
Allowances		....	....		15,788
F.—Civilians Attached to Units
—Pay, etc.		....	....		865,272
G.—Civil Defence		....	....		247,191
H.—Naval Stores		....	....		59,299
I.—Medicines and Instruments					13,572
J.—Mechanical Transport			....		151,620
K.—Provisions	....	....	....		363,578
L.—Petrol, Fuel Oils, etc.			....		96,099
M.—Clothing and Equipment			....		277,051
N.—Animals, Forage, etc			....		14,532
O.—General Stores		....	....		218,834
P.—Defensive Equipment			....		450,000
Q.—Engineer Stores		....	....		16,465
R.—Solid Fuel, Electricity,
Gas and Water		....	....		185,459
S.—Buildings	....	....	....		171,206
T.—Barrack Services		....	....		88,630
U.—Transportation, etc.			....		80,810
V.—Insurance	....	....	....		118,340
W.—Expenses of Equitation
Teams at Horse Shows			....		12,000
X.—Travelling and Incidental
Expenses	....	....	....		81,477
Y.—Military Educational
Courses and Visits Abroad			....		4,803
AA.—Irish Red Cross Society
(Grant-in-aid)		....	....		16,450
BB.—Compensation		....	....		19,650
CC.—Lands	....	....	....		24,370
Gross Total			....£		9,008,450
Deduct:—
Z.—Appropriations-in-Aid			....		160,350
£					8,848,100
				Net Increase		....£

III. Details of the foregoing

A.—Office of the Minister for Defence:								1963-64	1962-63
Salaries, Wages and Allowances (a) (b)
								£	£
Numbers
1962-63	1963-64
		Minister and Secretariat
1		Minister		....	....	....	....		2,000
—		Parliamentary Secretary
		(Remuneration borne on Vote 3)				....	....		—
1		Secretary		....	....	....	....		3,000
—		Allowances to Private Secretaries,
		etc. (c)		....	....	....	....		195
2		Assistant Secretaries			....	....	....		5,352
1		Higher Executive Officer				....	....		1,593
2		Clerical Officers			....	....	....		1,205
2		Clerk-Typists		....	....	....	....		898
9		Total					....£		14,243
		Administration—General
3		Principals (1 temporary)				....	....		6,013
5		Assistant Principals (2 temporary)					....		8,232
8		Higher Executive Officers (3
		temporary)		....	....	....	....		10,105
1		Lands Officer		....	....	....	....		1,175
1		Assistant Lands Officer				....	....		859
12		Executive Officers (1 temporary)					....		7,700
17		Clerical Officers (a)			....	....	....		10,488
5		Clerk Typists		....	....	....	....		1,979
52		Total					....£		46,551
		Establishment Section
1		Assistant Principal (b)				....	....		1,911
3		Higher Executive Officers (c)					....		4,232
5		Executive Officers			....	....	....		4,161
1		Librarian		....	....	....	....		820
9		Clerical Officers			....	....	....		5,478
47		Clerk Typists (one with 10/- and one with 6/- temporary and non-pensionable allowance for supervisory duties; 6 with 8/4d. each temporary and non-pensionable
		allowance for dictaphone duties)					....		17,601
1		Head Messenger			....	....	....		565
8		Paperkeepers		....	....	....	....		4,338
15		Messengers (1 with 15/8d.; 1 with
		9/4d. allowance)			....	....	....		7,197
5		Firelighters and Fuel Carriers (3
		employed for 6 months only)					....		1,521
1		Caretaker		....	....	....	....		297
3		Male Cleaners		....	....	....	....		1,368
1		Superintendent of Cleaners (Female)							331
35		Female Cleaners (1 with 4/9d.
		allowance)	....	....	....	....	....		8,334
1		Printer	....	....	....	....	....		614
1		Compositor		....	....	....	....		614
1		Warehouseman			....	....	....		536
3		Storemen (1 temporary)				....	....		1,573
3		Packers and Porters (1 temporary and
		supernumerary)			....	....	....		1,324
3		Attendants		....	....	....	....		1,595
1		Labourer (Temporary)				....	....		497
148		Total					....£		64,907
		Contracts Section
1		Principal		....	....	....	....		1,981
2		Assistant Principals			....	....	....		3,402
5		Higher Executive Officers (d)					....		9,462
10		Executive Officers (2 temporary)					....		6,849
13		Clerical Officers (2 temporary)					....		6,139
9		Clerk Typists		....	....	....	....		4,191
1		Assistant Furniture Clerk				....	....		558
41		Total					....£		32,582
		Civil Defence Branch
2		Principals (1 temporary) (a)				....	....		4,489
3		Assistant Principals			....	....	....		4,626
6		Higher Executive Officers				....	....		9,095
1		Technical Officer, Grade I (b)					....		1,817
3		Technical Officers, Grade II				....	....		4,560
1		Technical Officer, Grade III				....	....		858
9		Executive Officers			....	....	....		6,479
3		Staff Officers		....	....	....	....		2,596
9		Clerical Officers (c)			....	....	....		4,347
3		Clerk Typists		....	....	....	....		2,408
40		Total					....£		41,275
		Finance Branch
1		Finance Officer			....	....	....		2,070
1		Deputy Finance Officer				....	....		1,750
3		Assistant Finance Officers				....	....		4,983
12		Higher Executive Officers (d) (3
		temporary)		....	....	....	....		17,553
12		Executive Officers (1 temporary)					....		10,760
32		Staff Officers (1 temporary)				....	....		31,938
118		Clerical Officers (2 temporary)					....		78,560
50		Clerk Typists		....	....	....	....		17,270
229		Total					....£		164,884
		Military History Archives
1		Higher Executive Officer (Temporary)							1,505
2		Clerk Typists (temporary)				....	....		912
3		Total					....£		2,417
		Summary
9		Minister and Secretariat				....	....		14,243
52		Administration—General				....	....		46,551
148		Establishment Section				....	....		64,907
41		Contracts Section			....	....	....		32,582
40		Civil Defence Branch				....	....		41,275
229		Finance Branch			....	....	....		164,884
3		Military History Archives				....	....		2,417
522		£							366,859
		Increases in Remuneration				....	....		12,000
		Social Welfare Acts—Employer’s
		Contributions			....	....	....		2,090
		£							380,949
		Deduct for probable vacancies					....		2,949
		Total					....£		378,000
B.—Permanent Defence Force—Pay
		Officers
1		Major-General (a)			....	....	....		2,644
34		Colonels (b)		....	....	....	....		59,127
1		Captain, Naval Service				....	....		1,676
74		Lieutenant-Colonels			....	....	....		106,440
3		Commanders, Naval Service					....		4,566
262		Commandants		....	....	....	....		318,248
14		Lieutenant-Commanders, Naval
		Service		....	....	....	....		16,168
504		Captains		....	....	....	....		491,852
19		Lieutenants, Naval Service				....	....		17,727
439		Lieutenants/Second Lieutenants					....		236,595
8		Sub-Lieutenants, Naval Service					....		4,128
—		Judge-Advocate General (Civilian—
		part time)		....	....	....	....		650
1,359		£							1,259,821
		Deduct for numbers being below strength, resignations, deaths, etc.							144,849
		Total					....£		1,114,972
		Cadets
146		Cadets	....	....	....	....	....		29,085
		Nursing Service
3		Matrons at £425—£535				....	....		1,535
4		Assistant Matrons at £390—£425					....		1,700
8		Staff Sisters at £352 10s.—£390					....		3,112
5		Radiographers at £259—£329					....		1,536
4		Theatre Sisters at £315—£352 10s.					....		1,425
4		Physiotherapists at £279—£389					....		1,226
72		Sisters and Temporary Sisters at
		£245—£295		....	....	....	....		20,367
—		Additional Pay			....	....	....		110
100									31,011
		Deduct for numbers being below
		strength		....	....	....	....		4,757
		Total					....£		26,254
		Other Ranks
31		Sergeants-Major at 28/10d. a day					....		14,049
3		Warrant Officers at 28/10d. a day					....		1,360
29		B.Q.M. Sergeants at 26/4d. a day					....		12,085
133		Company Sergeants at 23/4d.—24/8d.
		a day		....	....	....	....		51,660
33		Chief Petty Officers at 23/10d.—
		24/8d. a day			....	....	....		12,757
328		C.Q.M. Sergeants at 22/6d.—23/10d.
		a day		....	....	....	....		122,348
1,101		Sergeants at 20/3d.—22/10d. a day					....		373,498
78		Petty Officers at 20/3d.—22/10d. a
		day	....	....	....	....	....		26,226
1,878		Corporals at 16/4d.—19/10d. a day							529,673
91		Leading Seamen at 16/4d.—19/10d.
		a day		....	....	....	....		25,206
3,705		£							1,168,862
7,621		Privates		....	....	....	....		1,513,592
281		Seamen		....	....	....	....		57,012
11,607		£							2,739,466
		Deduct for:—
		Numbers being below strength,
		Fines, Forfeitures, etc.				....	....		764,784
		Total					....£		1,974,682
		Summary
1,359		Officers	....	....	....	....	....		1,114,972
		Cadets	....	....	....	....	....		29,085
		Nursing Service			....	....	....		26,254
1,359		£							1,170,311
11,607		Other Ranks		....	....	....	....		1,974,682
12,966		£							3,144,993
		Increases in pay			....	....	....		478,231
		£							3,623,224
		Deduct for:—
		Occupation of official quarters— officers; Supplies on
		repayment; Barrack damages					....		24,750
		Total					....£		3,598,474
C.—Permanent Defence Force—Allowances:
(1) Children’s Allowances—Officers						....	....		44,700
(2) Marriage Allowance—Other Ranks						....	....
Less deduction for occupation of Married
Quarters			....	....	....	....	....		600,000
(3) Subsistence Allowances—Officers						....	....		45,246
(4) Subsistence Allowances—Other Ranks							....		56,880
(5) Allowances in lieu of rations—Cadets, Nurses,
Other Ranks			....	....	....	....	....		245,439
(6) Uniform Allowances—Officers, Nurses							....		52,110
(7) Allowances in lieu of quarters—Nurses							....		2,497
(8) Miscellaneous Allowances—Other Ranks							....		621
(9) Extension of Service Gratuities						....	....		15,000
Total ....£									1,062,493

D.—Reserve Defence Force—Pay, etc.:
Numbers								1963-64	1962-63
1962-63	1963-64							£	£
		Reserve of Officers
		(First Line
552		Pay during training			....	....	....		27,957
552		Grants	....	....	....	....	....		26,570
		Conveyance and travelling allowance,
		subsistence allowance, etc.					....		1,640
—		Uniform allowance			....	....	....		7,176
		£							63,343
		Deduct in respect of non-attendance
		at annual training			....	....	....		6,345
		£							56,998
		Reserve of Men (First Line)
2,515		Pay during training			....	....	....		22,696
2,515		Grants	....	....	....	....	....		23,326
		Marriage allowance			....	....	....		3,000
		Travelling and subsistence allowances,
		etc.	....	....	....	....	....		2,355
		£							51,377
		Deduct in respect of non-attendance at
		annual training			....	....	....		28,577
		£							22,800
		Reserve (An Forsa Cosanta Aitiuil and An Slua Muiri)
22,000		Pay during training			....	....	....		187,195
22,000		Grants	....	....	....	....	....		120,569
		Marriage allowance			....	....	....		3,800
		Messing allowance			....	....	....		15,000
		Conveyance and travelling allowance,
		subsistence allowance, etc.					....		55,823
—		Shooting competitions				....	....		—
		Add for increases in remuneration					....		14,088
		£							396,475
		Deduct in respect of non-attendance at
		annual training, etc.				....	....		126,772
		£							269,703
		Reserve (An Cor Breathnadoiri)
		831 Pay during training, 831 Grants, Marriage allowance, Children’s
		allowance		....	....	....	....		6,800
		Deduct in respect of non-attendance at
		annual training, etc.				....	....		2,314
		£							4,486
		Reserve Defence Force (Grants)
		A Grant calculated on such basis and subject to such conditions as shall be laid down by the Minister for Defence with the consent of the Minister for Finance will be paid into Unit Funds of the Reserve— An Forsa Cosanta Aitiuil, An Slua Muiri, and An Cor Breathnadoiri £							23,000
		Summary
		Reserve of Officers (First Line)					....		56,998
		Reserve of Men (First Line)				....	....		22,800
		Reserve (An Forsa Cosanta Aitiuil
		and An Slua Muiri)				....	....		269,703
		Reserve (An Cor Breathnadoiri)					....		4,486
		Reserve Defence Force (Grants)					....		23,000
		Total					....£		376,987
E.—Chaplains and Officiating Clergymen—Pay and Allowances:
1		Head Chaplain, £904 per annum
		(personal)		....	....	....	....		904
13		Chaplains, 40/2d. a day				....	....		9,400
—		Substitute Clergymen				....	....		1,282
—		Officiating Clergymen				....	....		1,500
—		Allowances (Uniform—£546; housekeepers—£1,208; in lieu of rations
		£948)		....	....	....	....		2,702
—		Overseas Allowances—Chaplains					....		—
14		Total					....£		15,788
F.—Civilians Attached to Units—Pay, etc.:
41		Temporary Shorthand Typists and
		Typists		....	....	....	....		11,982
8		Temporary Clerk-Typists				....	....		2,087
49									14,069
		Engineer Services
1,006		Tradesmen, Helpers, etc.				....	....		532,869
		Other Services
		Air Corps
21		Civilian Employees			....	....	....		13,326
		Naval Service
94		Civilian Employees			....	....	....		54,192
		Miscellaneous
494		Employees		....	....	....	....		250,476
—		Travelling and Subsistence Allowances, Overtime, and allowance in
		lieu of rations			....	....	....		1,535
—		Professional Consultants’ and
		Specialists’ fees		....	....	....	....		2,805
1,664									869,272
		Deduct in respect of vacancies
		remaining unfilled		....	....	....	....		4,000
		Totals					....£		865,272

G.—Civil Defence:
(1)Grants to Local Authorities				....	....	....	93,941
(2) Equipment and Stores			....	....	....	....	162,976
(3) Regional Controls, etc.			....	....	....	....	21,000
(4) Instructional Courses and Visits abroad						....	300
							278,217
Deduct in respect of—
Equipment sold to Local Authorities; Refunds for uniforms issued to Local Authorities; Stores ordered but not
delivered during the financial year						....	31,026
Total ....£							247,191
H.—Naval Stores:
(1) Maintenance of vessels			....	....	....	....	42,824
(2) Stores and Equipment			....	....	....	....	19,475
							62,299
Deduct in respect of stores ordered but not
delivered during the financial year						....	3,000
Total ....£							59,299
I.—Medicines and Instruments:
(1) X-Ray films and equipment				....	....	....	2,073
(2) Dental equipment and requisites					....	....	535
(3) Medical, Laboratory and Hospital equipment							1,164
(4) Drugs and dressings			....	....	....	....	9,800
Total ....£							13,572
J.—Mechanical Transport:
(1) Capital expenditure on vehicles					....	....	85,320
(2) Maintenance of vehicles			....	....	....	....	39,000
(3) Purchase and maintenance of petrol containers							300
(4) Road Tax	....	....	....	....	....	....	27,000
Total ....£							151,620
K.—Provisions:
(1) Rations:—
Permanent Defence Force				....	....	....	263,081
Reserve Defence Force				....	....	....	37,109
Civilians		....	....	....	....	....	3,378
(2) Upkeep of civilian patients in Military Hospitals							5
(3) Provision of rations for Red Cross personnel
undergoing Instruction at Military Camps						....	5
(4) Purchase of supplies for issue on repayment						....	60,000
Total ....£							363,578
L.—Petrol, Fuel Oils, etc.:
(1) Mechanical Transport,			....	....	....	....	69,789
(2) Air Corps	....	....	....	....	....	....	26,310
Total ....£							96,099
M.—Clothing and Equipment:
(1) Uniform clothing—
Cadets, N.C.O.s and Privates of the
Permanent Defence Force			....	....	....	....	151,200
Reserve Defence Force				....	....	....	128,139
(2) Civilian clothing for N.C.O.s and Privates on
discharge, etc., or allowances in lieu						....	2,000
(3) Protective clothing—N.C.O.s, Privates and
Civilians		....	....	....	....	....	100
(4) Clothing—Marine Transport Service					....	....	612
							282,051
Deduct in respect of clothing issued on repayment							5,000
Total ....£							277,051
N.—Animals, Forage, etc.:
(1) Purchase of horses			....	....	....	....	7,000
(2) Maintenance		....	....	....	....	....	7,532
Total ....£							14,532
O.—General Stores:
(1) Signal equipment			....	....	....	....	66,231
(2) Camp and Camp cooking equipment					....	....	15,243
(3) Aircraft, etc.		....	....	....	....	....	79,152
(4) Maps and topographical equipment					....	....	1,870
(5) Workshop equipment			....	....	....	....	23,879
(6) Educational training equipment					....	....	6,895
(7) Aerial photography equipment					....	....	1,200
(8) Band instruments			....	....	....	....	2,245
(9) Radiac equipment			....	....	....	....	34,679
(10) Miscellaneous		....	....	....	....	....	5,440
							236,834
Deduct in respect of stores ordered but not delivered
during the financial			....	....	....	....	18,000
Total ....£							218,834
P.—Defensive Equipment:
(1) Amount outstanding in respect of equipment
on order	....	....	....	....	....	....	21,400
(2) Equipment to be ordered in 1962/63					....	....	484,850
							505,250
Deduct in respect of payment not falling due in
1962/63		....	....	....	....	....	55,250
Total ....£							450,000
Q.—Engineer Stores:
(1) Renewals and upkeep of plant, machinery and
tools	....	....	....	....	....	....	5,520
(2) Technical and Instructional Stores					....	....	5,195
(3) Insurance of plant			....	....	....	....	250
(4) Miscellaneous		....	....	....	....	....	5,500
Total ....£							16,465
R.—Solid Fuel, Electricity, Gas and Water:
Supplies to all Ranks and Services
(1) Solid fuel	....	....	....	....	....	....	95,305
(2) Electricity		....	....	....	....	....	90,713
(3) Gas	....	....	....	....	....	....	1,400
(4) Water	....	....	....	....	....	....	100
							187,518
Deduct in respect of supplies on repayment						....	2,059
Total						....£	185,459
S.—Buildings:
(1) Miscellaneous New Works				....	....	....	69,546
(2) Ordinary repairs, renewals and maintenance						....	111,655
(3) Contribution toward public road repairs						....	5
							181,206
Deduct in respect of work not completed during the
financial year		....	....	....	....	....	10,000
Total						....£	171,206
T.—Barrack Services:
(1) Furniture, bedding, utensils, etc.					....	....	68,230
(2) Cleaning	....	....	....	....	....	....	18,400
(3) Equipment, tools, etc.			....	....	....	....	2,000
Total						....£	88,630
U.—Transportation, etc.:
(1) Movement of Units			....	....	....	....	5
(2) Officers, N.C.O.s, Privates, Cadets, Chaplains
and Nurses travelling on duty or discharge						....	67,400
(3) Officers, N.C.O.s, Privates, Cadets and Nurses
travelling on leave			....	....	....	....	10,600
(4) Warrants issued on repayment					....	....	5,700
(5) Conveyance of stores, etc.				....	....	....	2,805
							86,510
Deduct in respect of refunds for travel warrants
issued on repayment			....	....	....	....	5,700
Total						....£	80,810
V.—Insurance:
Social Welfare Acts—Employer’s contributions:—
Permanent Defence Force				....	....	....	86,499
Reserve Defence Force			....	....	....	....	10,599
Engineer Tradesmen			....	....	....	....	12,374
Other Services		....	....	....	....	....	7,233
Wet time insurance (Engineer tradesmen)						....	1,635
Total £							118,340
X.—Travelling and Incidental Expenses:
(1) Telegrams, telephones, postage, etc.					....	....	50,150
(2) Advertisements		....	....	....	....	....	16,500
(3) Books, periodicals, manuals, etc.					....	....	3,918
(4) Travelling and subsistence allowance—Office
Staff	....	....	....	....	....	....	3,600
(5) Treatment of members of the Defence Forces and of soldiers dependants in civilian hospitals
and sanatoria		....	....	....	....	....	1,750
(6) Official entertainments and entertainment
allowances		....	....	....	....	....	1,000
(7) Enlistment rewards			....	....	....	....	836
(8) Funeral expenses			....	....	....	....	700
(9) Provision of medals and certificates, etc., in respect of Easter Week, Pre-Truce service,
Emergency service and Army service, etc.						....	450
(10) Persons receiving treatment after discharge
from the Forces			....	....	....	....	200
(11) Expenses of witnesses at Courts of Inquiry and
Courts-martial		....	....	....	....	....	100
(12) Refund of travelling expenses to relatives of
soldiers in hospital			....	....	....	....	80
(13) Licences for Army Bands				....	....	....	42
(14) Training for civilian occupation					....	....	5
(15) Assistance to Civilian Aviation					....	....	5
(16) Assistance to Garda Síochána				....	....	....	5
(17) Miscellaneous		....	....	....	....	....	2,136
Total						....£	81,477
A.A.—Irish Red Cross Society (Grant-in-Aid):
Grant under Section 2 of the Red Cross Act, 1938
(No. 32 of 1938)		....	....	....	....	....	16,450
B.B.—Compensation:
(1) Compensation for damage or injury in cases of accidents in which Army vehicles are involved							18,000
(2) Compensation for property commandeered,
damaged or hired			....	....	....	....	600
(3) Compensation in cases where personnel are killed or injured during training, including compensation for personal injuries to members of An Forsa Cosanta Aitiuil, An Slua Muiri
and An Cor Breathnadoiri				....	....	....	800
(4) Compensation for damage or injury during manoeuvres or due to forced landing of
aircraft	....	....	....	....	....	....	250
Total						....£	19,650
C.C.—Lands:
(1) Maintenance		....	....	....	....	....	2,120
(2) Rents	....	....	....	....	....	....	2,950
(3) Acquisition of sites			....	....	....	....	1,500
(4) Purchase of lands and premises for Reserve
Defence Force		....	....	....	....	....	3,800
(5) Hire of halls, etc., for Reserve Defence Force						....	14,000
Total						....£	24,370
Z.—Appropriations-in-Aid:
1. Revenue from lands and premises					....	....	19,700
2. Sale of surplus land			....	....	....	....	3,000
3. Sale of surplus stores and unserviceable clothing							10,000
4. Sale of hides and offals			....	....	....	....	3,000
5. Sale of supplies on repayment				....	....	....	61,000
6. Revenue from bands			....	....	....	....	1,000
7. Receipts on discharge by purchase					....	....	1,000
8. Refunds in respect of treatment and maintenance
of patients in Military Hospitals					....	....	30,000
9. Receipts for Barrack Services				....	....	....	7,000
10. Transport on repayment and refunds in respect
of damaged vehicles			....	....	....	....	3,000
11. Receipts from stores issued on repayment						....	2,000
12. Show Prizes		....	....	....	....	....	1,000
13. Refunds in respect of services of seconded
Officers	....	....	....	....	....	....	2,000
14. Repayments of sums advanced to Officers for
purchase of motor cars				....	....	....	12,000
15. Miscellaneous		....	....	....	....	....	4,650
Total						....£	160,350

APPENDIX A

Finance Officer		....	....	....	A £1,840 × 65—2,330.
					B £2,085 × 73—2,565.
Deputy Finance Officer			....	....	A £1,415 × 51—1,840.
					B £1,690 × 55—2,085.
Assistant Finance Officer			....	....	Same as Assistant Principal.
Technical Officer, Grade I			....	....	£1,465 × 39—1,690.
Technical Officer, Grade II				....	£1,205 × 39—1,465.
					£1,465 × 39—1,690 (2 personal).
					£1,205 × 39—1,535 (1 personal).
Technical Officer, Grade III				....	£675 × 40—1,330.
Lands Officer		....	....	....	£895 × 22—1,175.
Assistant Lands Officer			....	....	£680 × 22—895.
Librarian	....	....	....	....	£600 × 27—930.
Assistant Furniture Clerk			....	....	£465 × 19—655.
Printer	....	....	....	....	Trade Union Rate.
Compositor	....	....	....	....	Do.
Warehouseman		....	....	....	209/- × 4/5s.—231/-.
Storeman	....	....	....	....	193/- (personal).
Storeman (temporary)			....	....	169/1d. (inclusive).
Head Messenger		....	....	....	£530 × 12—565.
Paperkeeper	....	....	....	....	1 with 193/- (personal).
Packer and Porter		....	....	....	170/9d. × 6/6d.—183/9d.—6/1d.—190/4d.
Firelighter and Fuelcarrier				....	Same as Male Cleaner.
Caretaker	....	....	....	....	106/3d. (inclusive).
Attendant	....	....	....	....	179/8d.
Labourer (temporary)			....	....	154/3d. (inclusive).
Superintendent of Cleaners				....	109/7d. × 4/6d.—127/5d.

APPENDIX B

CONSOLIDATED RATES OF PAY OF OFFICERS OF THE PERMANENT DEFENCE FORCE

I. Regimental Rates.

			Annual Rate of Pay
Rank
					After 2 years		After 4 years		After 6 years		After 8 years		After 10 years
			Minimum		in rank		in rank		in rank		in rank		in rank
Military	Naval		Single	Married	Single	Married	Single	Married	Single	Married	Single	Married	Single	Married
			£	£	£	£	£	£	£	£	£	£	£	£
Second-Lieutenant	Ensign	..	458	677	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Lieutenant ..	Sub-Lt.	..	538	752	600	807	661	858	691	892	—	—	—	—
Captain ..	Lieutenant		749	939	809	994	875	1,054	936	1,113	994	1,210	994	1,257
Commandant	Lt.-Comdr.		1,016	1,282	1,072	1,343	1,123	1,406	—	—	—	—	—	—
Lieut-Colonel	Commander		1,057	1,302	1,108	1,350	1,183	1,472	—	—	—	—	—	—
Colonel ..	Captain	..	1,283	1,575	1,332	1,624	1,427	1,676	—	—	—	—	—	—
Major-General	—		1,807	2,094	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Lieut-General	—		—	2,420	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—

II. Officers of the under-mentioned classifications (except as stated at III below) who, as a condition of appointment, are required to possess appropriate professional or technical qualifications are paid the rates of pay applicable to their ranks and service as set out at I above, plus pay at the following rates:—

Classification					Annual Rate of Pay
(a) Medical and Dental Officers of the rank of—
(i) Lieutenant or Captain		....	....	....	£230
(ii) Commandant—minimum		....	....	....	£230
after 6 years in rank		....	....	....	£291
after 8 years in rank		....	....	....	£345
(iii) Lieutenant-Colonel or Colonel			....	....	£362
(b) Legal, Engineer, Ordnance and Signal Officers of the rank of—
(i) Lieutenant or Captain		....	....	....	£154
(ii) Commandant—minimum		....	....	....	£154
after 6 years in rank		....	....	....	£211
after 8 years in rank		....	....	....	£263
(iii) Lieutenant-Colonel or Colonel			....	....	£277
(c) Veterinary Officers of the rank of—
(i) Lieutenant or Captain		....	....	....	£192
(ii) Commandant—minimum		....	....	....	£192
after 6 years in rank		....	....	....	£251
after 8 years in rank		....	....	....	£304
(d) Pharmaceutical Chemists	....	....	....	....	£46

III. Medical and Dental Officers appointed to commissioned rank as such prior to 1st December, 1938.

			Annual Rate of Pay
Rank			Minimum		After 2 years in rank		After 5 years in rank
Rank			Single	Married	Single	Married	Single	Married
			£	£	£	£	£	£
Medical and Dental Officers
Colonel	..	..	2,034	2,328	—	—	2,117	2,408
Lieut.-Colonel		..	1,720	2,029	—	—	1,827	2,113
Commandant:		..	1,262	1,553	1,425	1,678	1,552	1,829

The following Table indicates the Subheads corresponding to those in the Estimate for 1962-63.

1963-64 Subheads					1962-63 Subheads and Amounts
A.—Office of the Minister for Defence: Salaries, Wages and Allowances					Y (£378,000).
B.—Permanent Defence Force: Pay				....	A (£3,350,382); E (£112,401); P2
					(£160,441); Z3 (£22,000); Z10
					(£2,000); Z14 (£750).
C.—Permanent Defence Force:
Allowances	....	....	....	....	A (£465); A3 (£15,000); B (£600,000);
					E (£2,497); G (£146,826); K
					(£245,439); M (£52,116); X (£150).
D.—Reserve Defence Force: Pay, etc.					Y1 (£353,987); Y2 (£23,000).
E.—Chaplains and Officiating
Clergymen: Pay, etc.		....	....	....	D (£13,086); G (£1,208); K (£948);
					M (£546).
F.—Civilians attached to Units: Pay,
etc.	....	....	....	....	C (£835,447); E (£2,800); Q (£5);
					K (£135); S1 (£22,785); T (£4,100)
G.—Civil Defence		....	....	....	P1 (£247,191); Z25 (£100); Z26 (£3,105).
H.—Naval Stores		....	....	....	P2 (£58,894); O (£405).
I.—Medicines and Instruments				....	F (£13,572).
J.—Mechanical Transport			....	....	J (£151,620).
K.—Provisions	....	....	....	....	K (£226,469); Y1 (£37,109).
L.—Petrol, Fuel Oils, etc.			....	....	L (£94,099); R (£2,000).
M.—Clothing and Equipment			....	....	M (£153,300); S1 (£612); Y1
					(£128,139); Z6 (£5,000).
N.—Animals, Forage, etc.			....	....	N (£13,645); O (£857); X (£30).
O.—General Stores		....	....	....	O (£218,834).
P.—Defensive Equipment			....	....	P (£450,000).
Q.—Engineer Stores		....	....	....	Q (£16,465).
R.—Solid Fuel, Electricity, Gas and
Water	....	....	....	....	R (£187,518); Z15 (£2,000); Z23
					(£59).
S.—Buildings	....	....	....	....	S (£171,206).
T.—Barrack Services		....	....	....	O (£2,000); V (£86,630).
U.—Transportation, etc.			....	....	H (£83,705); I (£2,805); Z17 (£5,700)
V.—Insurance	....	....	....	....	W (£107,741); Y1 (£10,599).
W.—Expenses of Equitation Teams at
Horseshows		...	...	...	A2 (£12,000).
X.—Travelling and Incidental Expenses					A3 (£836); F (£200); H (£5);
					K (£500); O1 (£5); X (£78,231); X1 (£1,250); AA (£450).
Y.—Military Educational Courses and
Visits abroad		....	....	....	A1 (£4,803).
AA.—Irish Red Cross Society
(Grant-in-Aid)	....	....	....	....	X2 (£16,450).
BB.—Compensation		....	....	....	U (£19,650).
CC.—Lands	....	....	....	....	T (£9,870); Y1 (£14,500).
Z.—Appropriations in Aid			....	....	Z (£160,350).

Estimates from the ambits of which Statute Citation is being deleted	Revised Ambits
1. President’s Establishment.
5. Comptroller and Auditor General.
8. Office of Public Works.
12. Civil Service Commission.
13. An Chomhairle Ealaíon.
17. Agricultural Grants.
23. Office of the Minister for Justice.
24. Garda Síochána.
25. Prisons.
27. Land Registry and Registry of Deeds.
28. Charitable Donations and Bequests.
33. Technical Instruction.	Estimate of the amount required in the year ending 31st March, 1964, for Vocational Education.
35. Reformatory and Industrial Schools.
36. Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies (a).
40. Forestry.
47. Defence.	Estimate of the amount required in the year ending 31st March, 1964, for the Salaries and Expenses of The Office of the Minister for Defence, including certain Services administered by that Office; for the Pay and Expenses of the Defence Forces; and for payment of a Grant-in-Aid.
48. Army Pensions.	Estimate of the amount required in the year ending 31st March, 1964, for Retired Pay, Pensions, Compensation, Allowances and Gratuities payable under Sundry Statutes to or in respect of Members of the Defence Forces and certain other Military Organisations, etc., and for Sundry Contributions and Expenses in connection therewith.
49. External Affairs.
52. Social Insurance.
55. Central Mental Hospital.

An Rúnaí,

An Roinn Airgeadais.

An Coiste um Chuntais Phoibli.

The Committee has considered the proposals regarding revised format of estimates contained in Mr. Murray’s minute of 7th instant.

I am to inform you that the Committee agrees to the proposals regarding the Estimates for the Stationery Office, Garda Síochána, Prisons and Defence.

I am also to say that the Committee will not raise any objection to the further proposals regarding the deletion of the statute references in the ambits of such Estimates as still contain such references.

The Committee notes that there will be no significant change in the information at present furnished in relation to the Estimates involved.

(Signed) LIAM BROWNE,

Cléireach an Choiste.

30 Samhain, 1962.

(a) Issues from these Grants-in-Aid will be paid over to the respective funds and accounts to which they relate. The accounts in which the expenditure is recorded are examined by the Comptroller and Auditor General.

(b) Payments out of these Subheads will be made under conditions laid down by the Minister for Education with the consent of the Minister for Finance.

(a) Payments out of these Subheads will be made under conditions laid down by the Minister for Education with the consent of the Minister for Finance.

(b) Provision transferred to Subhead A.2.

			£
* The Total Original Net Estimate, 1962-63, was	..	..	516,600
Add:—
Vote for Science and Art transferred	..	..	287,170
Total		..	£803,770

(a) The allowances are paid as follows:—Private Secretary to Minister (Higher Executive Officer), £106; Private Secretary to Secretary (Executive Officer), £63; Confidential Clerk-Typist in Minister’s Office, £26.

(b) One officer is in receipt of an allowance of 10s. as Superintendent of Typists.

(c) These staffs serve all the branches housed in the Marlborough Street premises, the Cleaners serving the Marlborough Street Schools also, half their cost being born on Vote 31. Subhead C.2.

(d) This officer also acts as Inspector of Endowed Schools.

(e) Post blocked by Assistant Principal.

(f) One officer receives a temporary non-pensionable allowance of £106 for editorial duties.

(a) One post blocked by a Female Temporary Clerical Assistant.

(b) The Messengers and Cleaners form a pooled staff for the Technical Instruction and Reformatory and Industrial Schools Branches.

(a) This officer also acts as Inspector of Reformatory and Industrial Schools (see Subhead B).

(b) Receives annual gratuity of £52 for special duties.

(d) Post blocked by a Drama Advisor paid on a fee basis.

(e) Duties discharged by the Assistant Principal of the Reformatory and Industrial Schools Branch.

(a) Post subject to review on occurrence of vacancy.

(b) This officer is also Chief Herald and Genealogical Officer.

(a) Under section 7 (6) of the Irish Universities Act, 1908, the accounts of receipts and expenditure of the National University and its constituent Colleges are audited by the Comptroller and Auditor General. The audited accounts, with the report of the Comptroller and Auditor General, are laid before each House of the Oireachtas.

(b) The accounts of all receipts and expenditure by the Council of the Institute will be audited by the Comptroller and Auditor General pursuant to section 28 (3) of the Institute for Advanced Studies Act, 1940.

(c) Issues from the grants will be made from time to time of such amounts as the Minister for Education, with the consent of the Minister for Finance, shall think proper.

(d) Paid to National University (Irish Universities Act, 1908 (sec. 7)).

(a) Provision transferred to Subhead B.

(a) One Officer receives a non-pensionable allowance of 17s. 4d.

(b) One Packer and Porter with 11s., one with 6s., one with 5s. 6d. a week non-pensionable allowances two Packers and Porters with 2s. 8d. and two with 1s. 4d. a day non-pensionable allowances.

(a) One Officer receives an allowance of £100.

(b) One Officer receives a non-pensionable allowance of £100.

(d) One Officer receives a non-pensionable allowance of 10s.

(e) One Officer receives an allowance of 30s.

(a) The amounts shown represent 3/7ths of the total expenditure in connection with the printing of the Electors and Jurors Lists and Registers, etc., under the Electoral and Juries Acts (see footnotes to Subheads D, E and H).

* The following table indicates the subheads corresponding to those in the Estimate for 1962-63:—

1963-64 Subheads	1962-63 Subheads
A	A(except Reward Fund Contributions—£415);
	B (except Separation Allowance—£3,780);
B	A (£415); B (£3,780); C; D; K
C	E
D	F; G; I
E	H
F	J
G	M; L
H	N

(a) Allowances are non-pensionable.

(b) Allowances for upkeep of uniform are paid to Officers (£26) and Inspectors (£22); allowances in lieu of uniform are paid to Bridewell matrons and Female Police Assistants. Boot allowance (£5 4s.) is paid to Inspectors, Station Sergeants, Sergeants and Guards. Plain Clothes allowances are paid to Officers and Inspectors (13s. 0d.) and Sergeants and Guards (10s. 6d.).

								£	s.	d.
Detective allowance	..	..	..	..	..	..	..		14	0
Allowance to men engaged in wireless section, as motor drivers or
mechanics or as Public Service Vehicle Inspectors					..	..	..	21	6	0
Allowance for clerical work (Sergeants and Guards)					..	..	..	17	17	0
Allowance to members stationed in special Gaeltacht areas						..	..	7½% of pay
Allowances are also paid to officers and men of training staff and to members in charge ofpolice dogs.

(a) Three are employed for twenty-six weeks only.

(b) £5 17s. 0d.

(a) Includes £ in respect of centage charge for collection of insurance premiums and other receipts credited as Exchequer Extra Receipts in 1962-63 and previous years.

* The following table indicates the Subheads corresponding to those in those in the Estimate for 1962-63:—

1963-64 Subheads	1962-63Subheads
A	A
B	B; C; E; F; H; K
C	D; G; I; J; L; M
D	N
E	O

(a) The amount provided includes the estimated value of uniforms, manufactured in the Prisons, and the cash allowances payable in lieu.

(b) All Officers, except Governors, Deputy Governor, Chaplains, Resident Medical Officers, Visiting Medical Officers, and Stewards, are provided with free uniform or cash allowances in lieu. Governors, Deputy Governors, Resident Medical Officer, Steward, Foreman of Works and Chief Officer (Mountjoy) are provided with quarters or cash allowance in lieu.

(d) The amount provided includes the value of the articles, estimated at £, to be manufactured in the Prisons.

(e) The amount provided includes the value of firewood, estimated at £, to be cut in the Prisons.

(a) One officer with £82 non-pensionable allowance and one with £50 non-pensionable allowance in respect of translation duties.

(b) Present holder has a personal scale of £1,470 × 52—1,855.

(d) One officer is in receipt of a gratuity of £55 for higher duties.

(a) One officer is in receipt of a non-pensionable allowance of £200 as Director of Civil Defence.

(b) This officer is in receipt of a personal allowance of £210.

(d) Three officers with a maximum of £1,330.

(a) The occupant of the post is in receipt of an allowance of £550 per annum as Chief of Staff.

(b) Included are allowances of £411 per annum each to the officers occupying the posts of Assistant Chief of Staff, Adjutant-General and Quartermaster-General and £208 per annum to the Officers Com manding, Curragh Training Camp, Eastern, Western and Southern Commands.

(a) Eleven posts of Clerical Officer and 8 posts of Clerk-Typists are blocked by Male Temporary Clerks One Clerical Officer is paid an allowance of 20/- as Superintendent of Typists.

(b) One Higher Executive Officer on special leave without pay with international organisation.

Private Secretary to Minister (Higher Executive Officer)						..	..	£106
Private Secretary to Secretary (Clerk-Typist)				..	..	..	..	£63
Confidential Clerk-Typist	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	£26

(a) The Committee has already been advised of the intention to amalgamate this Estimate with that for Universities and Colleges.