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17.—(1) After regulation 35(1) insert—
“(1A) But where, after 5th April 2006, a member who has attained the age of 50, with his employer’s consent, reduces the hours he works, or the grade in which he is employed, he may elect in writing to the appropriate administering authority and such benefits may be paid to him notwithstanding that he has not retired from that employment.
(1B) If the payment of benefits referred to in paragraph (1A) takes effect before the member’s 65th birthday, the benefits payable are reduced in accordance with guidance issued by the Government Actuary.
(1C) But the employer may choose to waive, in whole or in part, any such reduction.
(1D) Where the employer so chooses, it shall pay to the fund the cost incurred as a result of such waiver as calculated by the fund’s actuary.
(1E) Any benefits paid following an election under paragraph (1A) are not subject to abatement under regulation 110 in respect of any subsequent employment with the person who is his employer at the date of his election.”
(2) In paragraph (2), for “But they” substitute “In any event, retirement benefits under this Chapter”.
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