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Metropolitan Police Act 1829

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12 Salaries and wages of policemen to be regulated by the secretary of state. Rewards for activity, and superannuation allowances.U.K.

. . . F1 the receiver, out of the same monies, shall from time to time pay to the persons belonging to the police force appointed under this Act such salaries, wages, and allowances, and at such periods, as one of his Majesty’s principal secretaries of state shall direct, and also any extraordinary expences which they shall appear to have necessarily incurred in apprehending offenders and executing the orders of either of the justices appointed under this Act, such expences being first examined and approved of by one of the said justices; . . . F2; and he shall also pay all other charges and expences which such principal secretary of state shall direct to be paid for carrying this Act into execution.

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C1The “same monies” means the monies received by the receiver under s. 10

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