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16.—(1) Any transferred constable on leave of any type or a career break immediately before 1st April 2013 granted in accordance with regulation 33 of the 2004 Regulations is entitled to continue on that leave or career break on or after that date as if it had been granted in accordance with regulation 25 of these Regulations.
(2) Any balance of annual leave not taken by a transferred constable existing immediately before 1st April 2013 by virtue of regulation 33 of the 2004 Regulations or any determination made thereunder is to be regarded as a balance of annual leave not taken for the purposes of regulation 25 of these Regulations and any determination made thereunder and accordingly able to be taken under that regulation or determination.
(3) Any additional days of leave granted by a chief constable of a police force under regulation 33(2) of the 2004 Regulations before 1st April 2013 are to be regarded as if they had been granted by the chief constable under regulation 25(2) of these Regulations.
(4) Any compensation due to a transferred constable in respect of a recall to duty in accordance with regulation 33(3) of the 2004 Regulations which occurred before 1st April 2013 but which remained unpaid on that date is to be regarded, on and after that date, as compensation due to the transferred constable in accordance with regulation 25(3) of these Regulations.
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