SUPERNNUATION SCHEME

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21416, 7 March 1935, Page 14

SUPERNNUATION SCHEME

* LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL'S discussion (PRESS ASSOCIATION TELKBi*' 1 WELLINGTON, March * In the Legislative Co "? cll, Gi j. tinuing the debate on the Hon.■ • Anderson's motion advocating sal contributory superannuation requesting the Government to l available the probable cost 0 scheme, the Hon. R. McCall gested that pensions should'» ' vided for former members 01 r ment. It was regrettable tha them had to rely on allowances each year. ~ hp The Hon. D. Buddo said doubtful whether members w „ port compulsory retiremen , provided in the motion. A ii en said The Hon. Sir Ja^ s ipn t and many people were retire^ SSVuX £"** se SfWc,j.c Kj^; a « sr det* ** committing himself. The Hon. J. Alexa ? h d * Vbe that the retiring age should «*. to The Hon. L. M. Isi *L/ aV setting up of a speci which could investigat and bring down a corny r Th?W A .BU,^d.H ? » endorse the , "forniatlM 5 and wait for detailed in fore criticising the details. age ptf been many objections to faeS sions, but no one would opy deader o, the Cou»dU S , S g and might see its enquiry along the lmes tion. He suggested that ny should be amended deletin a ence to a retiring a o e. he Mr Anderson accept** tion, an i the motion u ntil The Council adjournea day.