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23.—(1) In the following table a break in a period of pensionable service of a member (M) in circumstances set out in Column 1 has the effect described in Column 2.
Column 1 | Column 2 |
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Part 1 | |
M leaves active membership, is neither qualified for a retirement pension pursuant to regulation 71 nor is a pensioner member because of rights resulting from that membership, then returns to active service | |
1. The break— | The period of pensionable service before the break is treated as continuous with the period after the break. |
(a) does not exceed one month; or (b) is due to a trade dispute (within the meaning of section 35(1) of the Jobseekers Act 1995(1)). | |
2. No transfer payment is made to another scheme in respect of pensionable service before the break. | |
3. It is immaterial if a refund of contributions is paid to M in respect of the period before the break. | |
1. The break does not exceed 5 years. | The period of pensionable service before the break is treated as continuous with the period after the break. |
2. No transfer payment is made to another scheme in respect of M’s pensionable service before the break. | |
3. If a refund of contributions in respect of the period before the break is paid to M, it is repaid before the end of the period of 6 months starting on the first day of pensionable service after the break. | |
1. The break exceeds 5 years | The period of pensionable service before the break is not treated as continuous with the period after the break and does not count towards qualifying service. |
2. M may claim a refund of contributions in respect of pensionable service before the break. | |
Part 2 | |
M leaves active membership, is qualified for a retirement pension pursuant to regulation 71 but is not a pensioner member because of rights resulting from that membership, then returns to active service | |
1. The break does not exceed 5 years. | The period of pensionable service before the break is treated as continuous with the period after the break. |
2. No transfer payment is made to another scheme in respect of M’s pensionable service before the break. | |
1. The break exceeds 5 years. | The period of pensionable service before the break is not treated as continuous with the period after the break and does not count towards qualifying service |
2. No transfer payment is made to another scheme in respect of M’s pensionable service before the break |
(2) In paragraph (1) a reference to the repayment of a refund of contributions includes the repayment of any interest on the contributions.
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