THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT SUPERANNUATION (ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND) REGULATIONS, 1948.

Reduction of Allowance during Re-employment and Adjustment of Rights thereafter

14.—(1) If a person entitled to a superannuation allowance under Part I of the English Act (other than an allowance payable to him in respect of service rendered whether in England or in Scotland as a designated employee and a contributory employee for a period of years during no part of which was he for a continuous period of more than twelve months not a contributory employee or local Act contributor in either country or subject to the Act of 1922) proposes to accept further employment with any Scottish local authority, he shall inform the authority that he is so entitled and, if he enters their employment, shall forthwith give notice in writing that he is so employed to the authority from whom he receives the allowance.

(2) In any such case as aforesaid the superannuation allowance shall be deemed to be an allowance to which subsection (2) of Section 26 of the Scottish Act applies and any Regulations made thereunder shall apply accordingly as if references to a local authority or an authority included references to an English local authority or an English authority respectively, and as if references to any provision of the Scottish Act included references to the corresponding provision of the English Act.