S.I. No. 134/1966 - Pensions Declarations Rules, 1966.

1. A person whose name is on the register of Dáil electors.

2. An Irish diplomatic or consular officer.

3. A Minister of religion.

4. A physician or surgeon registered as such under the law of the country in which the pensions declaration is made.

5. An officer of a bank, including a savings bank, being an officer authorised by the bank to sign documents on its behalf.

6. A magistrate.

7. A barrister, solicitor or advocate authorised to practice in the country in which the pensions declaration is made.

8. A notary public or other person competent by the law of the country in which the pensions declaration is made to administer oaths.

9. A police officer.

GIVEN under my Official Seal, this 17th day of June, 1966.

JOHN LYNCH,

Minister for Finance.

EXPLANATORY NOTE.

Section 5

of the

Appropriation Act, 1962

, provides that a person shall not receive any payment out of moneys provided by the Oireachtas for non-effective services unless the declaration prescribed by rules made by the Minister for Finance has been made. These rules prescribe the declaration to be made by the recipient of the payment and set out the descriptions of the persons before whom declarations are to be made.

S.I. No. 134 of 1966.

PENSIONS DECLARATIONS RULES, 1966.

I. JOHN LYNCH, Minister for Finance, in exercise of the powers conferred on me by

section 5

of the

Appropriation Act, 1962

(No. 19 of 1962), hereby make the following rules :—