s 341 Forfeitures and deductions: general provisions
(1) No forfeiture of the pay of a person subject to service law may be imposed unless authorised by or under this Act or any other Act. (2) No deduction from the pay of a person subject to service law may be made unless authorised by or under this Act or any other Act. (3) Subsections (1) and (2) do not prevent the making by a Royal Warrant under section 333, or by any regulation, order or instruction of the Defence Council, of provision— (a) for the imposition of any forfeiture authorised by or under an Act; (b) for the making of any deduction so authorised; (c) for the time at which and the way in which amounts may be deducted from pay to give effect to authorised deductions; (d) as to the appropriation of amounts deducted; (e) for the determination of questions relating to forfeitures and deductions. (4) A person subject to service law shall, notwithstanding any deduction from his pay but subject to any forfeiture, remain in receipt of pay at not less than such minimum rate as may be prescribed by regulations made by the Defence Council. (5) Notwithstanding the forfeiture of the pay of a person subject to service law for any period, he may remain in receipt of pay at such minimum rate as may be prescribed by regulations made by the Defence Council; but the amount received for that period may be recovered from him by deduction from pay. (6) Any amount authorised to be deducted from the pay of a person subject to service law may also be deducted from any bounty, allowance or grant which may be due to him; and references in this section and section 342 to the making of deductions from pay are to be read accordingly.