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97.—(1) This regulation applies to a member (M) if M is entitled to a Tier 1 IHP in respect of M’s earlier service.
(2) M is entitled to the benefits in paragraph (3) if—
(a)M became entitled to a Tier 1 IHP for the earlier service; and
(b)on the termination of the later service, M becomes entitled to a Tier 1 IHP or a Tier 2 IHP.
(3) The benefits are—
(a)M’s original Tier 1 IHP in respect of M’s earlier service; and
(b)a Tier 1 IHP or a Tier 2 IHP (as the case may be) in respect of M’s later service.
(4) M is entitled to the benefits in paragraph (5) if—
(a)M ceases to be entitled to a Tier 1 IHP in respect of the earlier service;
(b)M becomes entitled to a Tier 2 IHP in respect of the earlier service in accordance with regulation 93(5); and
(c)on the termination of the later service, M becomes entitled to a Tier 1 IHP or a Tier 2 IHP (as the case may be) in respect of the later service.
(5) The benefits are—
(a)a Tier 2 IHP paid in accordance with regulation 93 in respect of M’s earlier service; and
(b)a Tier 1 IHP in respect of M’s later service.
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