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The remuneration of the collector of the fee fund, including the expence which may become necessary of a clerk or assistant, shall, from and after the twentieth day of June in this present year, be fixed at the rate of four pounds per centum on the whole sums received by him, until such sums shall amount to eleven thousand pounds sterling, in each year, with the addition of a rate of two pounds per centum on the further sums received by him in such year beyond eleven thousand pounds sterling, and that in lieu and stead of the remuneration fixed by the M1said Court of Session Act 1810: Provided always, that in case in any year the said remuneration at the rate aforesaid shall fall short of six hundred pounds, the said collector shall in such year be entitled to retain the full sum of six hundred pounds as the allowance for his trouble and for the expence aforesaid; and every person filling the said office shall, in virtue of his appointment, be a member of the College of Justice.
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