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16.—(1) With the consent of the RMPP Trustees a female Member could, at any time before the end of the Cut-Off Date whilst she was an active Member of the RMPP have elected that the spouse to whom she was married at the time of her retirement at or before normal retirement age or when she otherwise left Employer employment or on her death in service with an Employer, and who did not have a dependent widower’s entitlement would be eligible for benefit under Section B Rule 12 (Spouse’s pension for Relevant Members) in respect of any part of her RMPP Reckonable Service before becoming a Member of the contributory part of the RMPP. Such election would also entitle her children to benefit under Section B Rule 14(1) (Children’s pensions) in respect of the same period of service.
(2) Where the election referred to in sub-paragraph (1) of this Rule was made under the RMPP, the Member was required to pay additional annual contributions to the Fund up to Normal Retiring Age in accordance with the RMPP Rules. The additional benefit payable under the RMSPS shall be calculated according to the actual amount of additional annual contributions paid to the Fund before the end of the Cut-Off Date.
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