Civil Service Act 1908 [Full Act]

Certain enactments continued in force with regard to certain officers.
Interpretation

[Salary] means the money annually appropriated by Parliament, whether in one or several sums, payable to an officer as remuneration for his services, not including fees or allowances

Government Superannuation Fund Act 1956 [Full Act]

Preliminary
Interpretation

[salary]—

(a)

means the salary and wages paid regularly in return for services:

(b)

does not include bonus payments, payments for overtime, allowances paid for special work performed, the reimbursement of expenses, lump sum payments in lieu of notice, retiring gratuities, redundancy payments, and contributions paid for or in respect of employer contributions:

(c)

may include a period of paid leave, but only if it is paid before the contributor ceases Government service.

Government Superannuation Fund Act 1956 [Full Act]

Superannuation of members of armed forces
Interpretation

[salary], in relation to any member of the New Zealand forces, means the basic pay payable to him, plus the value of rations or ration allowance as determined by the Minister of Finance; but, except as otherwise provided by or under this Act, does not include any other allowances.

Government Superannuation Fund Act 1956 [Full Act]

Superannuation of members of armed forces after 4 December 1986
Interpretation

[salary], in relation to a member of the regular forces, means the basic pay payable to the member and in respect of any person who has made an election pursuant to section 66B of this Act also includes Flying Qualification Pay and Surveying Pay.

Government Superannuation Fund Act 1956 [Full Act]

Parliamentary superannuation
Interpretation

[salary], in relation to a member, means the salary payable to that member under the Civil List Act 1979