### Auxiliary Forces Pay and Allowances Ordinance 《輔助隊薪酬及津貼條例》

6. Limited call out
(1) In the event of a limited call out any member so called out shall, from the time of reporting for active service, be eligible to be paid—
(a) in respect of active service for less than 8 hours, at the appropriate hourly rate of pay; or
(b) in respect of active service for 8 hours or more, at the appropriate daily rate of pay.
(2) Where, in the event of a limited call out, a member is engaged in active service for a period of less than 8 hours following immediately upon a period of 24 hours active service he shall be eligible to be paid at the appropriate hourly rate of pay for that period of service of less than 8 hours.
(3) Where, in the event of a limited call out, a member is eligible to be paid at the appropriate daily rate of pay, his pay shall be calculated by reference to each period of 24 hours from the time of reporting for active service, whether that period is wholly in one day or partly in one day and partly in another day.
(4) Where, in the event of a limited call out, a member is eligible to be paid at the appropriate hourly rate of pay he shall be eligible to be paid the same amount for each hour or part thereof of active service.
(5) Notwithstanding that he may be required forthwith to stand down or not to remain on active service, every member who reports for active service pursuant to a limited call out shall be eligible to be paid the amount payable for one hour at the appropriate hourly rate of pay.

7. Voluntary duty
Where any member voluntarily reports for and carries out duty other than training, then, if his attendance is certified and approved as duty by his commander or by an officer authorized by his commander, such attendance shall, subject to the approval of the Secretary for Security, be deemed to be service pursuant to a limited call out, and he shall be eligible to be paid in accordance with section 6.
(Amended 23 of 1979 s. 6)

### Auxiliary Forces Pay and Allowances Ordinance 《輔助隊薪酬及津貼條例》

9. Training
(1) Every member shall, while undergoing training, be eligible to be paid—
(a) in respect of continuous attendance for 8 hours or more in any period of 24 hours, at the appropriate daily rate of pay; and
(b) in respect of attendance for less than 8 hours following without interruption upon continuous attendance for 24 hours, at the appropriate hourly rate of pay; and
(c) in respect of attendance for less than 8 hours, at the appropriate hourly rate of pay.
(2) Where a member is eligible to be paid at the appropriate daily rate of pay, his pay shall be calculated by reference to each period of 24 hours from the time of reporting for training, whether that period is wholly in one day or partly in one day and partly in another day.
(3) Where a member is eligible to be paid at the appropriate hourly rate of pay he shall be eligible to be paid the same amount for each hour or part thereof of training.

10. Ration allowance
(1) Subject to subsection (2), in respect of attendance for 8 hours or more during which he is not provided with free meals or rations, every member who attends for duty shall, in addition to his pay, be eligible to receive a daily ration allowance of such an amount as may be fixed under section 3: (Amended 39 of 1978 s. 2; 23 of 1979 s. 7)
Provided that no member shall be eligible to receive more than one ration allowance in respect of the same period of 24 hours.
(2) No member of the Hong Kong Auxiliary Police Force shall be eligible to receive a ration allowance. (Added 39 of 1978 s. 2. Amended L.N. 362 of 1997)

11. Flying allowance
An auxiliary member of the Government Flying Service, who pilots or serves in an aircraft while on duty, shall, in addition to his appropriate pay, be eligible to receive a special flying allowance of such an amount as may be fixed under section 3.
(Amended 23 of 1979 s. 8; 54 of 1992 s. 19)

### Auxiliary Forces Pay and Allowances Ordinance 《輔助隊薪酬及津貼條例》

12. Payment of public officers on active service
(1) Any public officer who is continuously engaged on active service for more than 25 days, shall, if he is eligible to continue to receive salary or wages under such employment, elect either—
(a) to continue to receive such salary or wages; or
(b) to continue to be paid in respect of such active service in accordance with section 8,
and if such member elects to continue to receive such salary or wages, he shall not be eligible to continue to be paid under section 8.
(2) Nothing in subsection (1) shall be deemed to prohibit any member being eligible to receive a ration allowance under section 10.

13. Certain persons not eligible for pay under section 9
Any member who is a public officer shall not be eligible to be paid under section 9 for undergoing training with an auxiliary force or unit if he is required to undergo that training as part of his normal duty as a public officer.

14. Prohibition against double pay or allowances
A member who undertakes duty with more than one unit shall, except with the permission of the Secretary for Security, be eligible to receive pay or allowances under this Ordinance for undertaking duty with only one such unit.
(Amended 23 of 1979 s. 9)

15. Bounty payable for satisfactory service
A member who—
(a) complies with or is exempt from the requirements of efficiency applicable to the auxiliary force or unit in which he serves;
(b) completes during a year the programme of training specified by his commander; and
(c) completes during a year a period of continuous training of not less than 7 days to the satisfaction of his commander,
shall, if his commander certifies accordingly, be eligible to be paid, in addition to his appropriate daily and hourly pay, a bounty of such amount as may be fixed under section 3.
(Amended 23 of 1979 s. 10)