The Commonwealth Telegraphs (Cable and Wireless Ltd. Pension) Regulations 1955 No. 1893

PART IV PROVISIONS RELATING TO TRANSFERRED STAFF OF THE COMPANY WHO, HAVING BEEN MEMBERS OF PENSION SCHEMES, BECOME ESTABLISHED CIVIL SERVANTS

Reckoning of past pensionable service

14.—(1) The past pensionable service of any person to whom this part of these regulations applies shall be treated for the purpose of the Superannuation Acts as if it were a period of service as an established civil servant of a length calculated in accordance with the provisions of the First Schedule hereto.

(2) For the purpose of this regulation, the past pensionable service of a person means his service before the date of transfer, whether in the employment of the Company or not, during which he was a member of any of the existing pension schemes or the Cable and Wireless Pension Fund or a contributor to the Superannuation Suspense Account, and his service previous thereto (if any) which was treated by the Company as pensionable service in the employment of the Company:

Provided that where any period of a person's service was treated by the Company as being pensionable service of more or less than its actual length, its length shall be similarly adjusted for the purpose of computing that person's past pensionable service before the multiplier appropriate under the provisions of the First Schedule hereto is applied.