أوراق مكتوبة بالآلة الكاتبة وأوراق مطبوعة لمجلس الوزراء وأوراق برلمانية عن الأحداث في مصر [و‎‎٤‎٨] (٥٢٠/٩٥)

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A.
X.—Retirement and compen
sation of officials (contd.).
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B.
X.—Retirement and compen
sation of officials {contd.).
23. Compensation and pensions
shall be payable in Egyptian
pounds at the fixed rate of 97|
piastres to the pound sterling.
24. A table of compensation,
(a) for permanent officials, (/>) for
temporary officials, shall be pre
pared by the president of the
Society of Actuaries.
(Such tables, prepared by the
Association of British Officials,
have been submitted to the presi
dent of the Society of Actuaries.)
XI.—Protection of Minorities.
25. Nil.
XI.—Protection of Minorities.
25. Egypt undertakes that the
stipulations following shall be
recognised as fundamental laws,
and that no law, regulation or
official action shall conflict or
interfere with these stipulations,
nor shall any law, regulation or
official action prevail over them.
26. Egypt undertakes to assure
full and complete protection of
life and liberty to all inhabitants
of Egypt without distinction of
birth, nationality, language, race
or religion.
All inhabitants of Egypt shall
be entitled to the free exercise,
whether public or private, of any
creed, religion or belief, whose
practices are not inconsistent
with public order or public morals.
27. All Egyptian nationals shall
be equal before the law, and
shall enjoy the same civil and
political rights without distinction
as to race, language or religion.
Differences of religion, creed
or confession shall not pre
judice any Egyptian national
in matters relating to the enjoy
ment of civil or political rights,
as, for instance, admission to
public employments, functions
and honours or the exercise of
professions and industries.
No restriction shall be imposed
on the free use by any Egyptian
national of any language in
private intercourse, in commerce,
in religion, in the press' or in
publications of any kind or at
public meetings.
28. Egyptian nationals who
belong to racial, religious or
linguistic minorities shall enjoy
the same treatment and security
in law and in fact as the other
Egyptian nationals. In parti
cular, they shall have an equal
right to establish, manage and
control, at their own expense,
charitable, religious and social
institutions, schools and other
educational establishments, with
the right to use their own
language and to exercise their
religion freely therein.
C.
X.—Retirement and compen
sation of officials (contd.).
23. Nil.
24. Compensation shall be ac
corded to pensionable officials in
accordance with a table established
by the Egyptian Government.
(This table provides compensa
tion of about one-third to one-
fourth of the amount provided in
table (a) mentioned in clause 24
in column B.)
XI.—Protection of Minorities.
25. (Same as column B.)
26. (Same as column B.)
27. (Same as column B.)
28. (Same as column B.)