Interdiction
Interdiction may be considered where a serious case may lead to dismissal and continued performance of duties may prejudice State interests or the investigation; alternative duties should first be considered where possible. An interdicted officer receives not less than half monthly emoluments. Acquittal results in reinstatement and restoration of denied emoluments; where found guilty but not dismissed, a portion may be refunded as determined. Obligations relating to station, address and availability continue as stated.
Reference: Public Service Rules 2015, General Principles; 040505–040506
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Where an officer is interdicted, the proportion of emoluments which the Federal Civil Service Commission permits the officer to receive must not be impounded or reduced in respect of a government claim connected with the reason for interdiction. The permitted proportion ceases from the date of criminal conviction pending consideration by the Commission.
Reference: FR 2523