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(a)
(b)
(c)
an
in respect of an officer who dies in service after not less than 2 years' service, amount equivalent to the officer's highest annual pensionable emoluments or his maximum commuted pension gratuity (i.e. 50% commutation), whichever is the greater;
in respect of a pensioner who dies after retirement, an amount equivalent to his highest annual pensionable emoluments or his maximum commuted pension gratuity, whichever is the greater, less all the pension and commuted pension gratuity which he had received; and
in respect of a person eligible for a deferred pension who dies before receipt of the deferred pension, an amount equivalent to the maximum commuted pension gratuity of the, deferred pension plus any pension increases.
(K) Enhancement of pension benefits
(L)
pension benefits is granted in
Enhancement of following circumstances
(a)
(b)
retirement of an officer on invaliding who has completed between 5 and 22.5 years pensionable service;
retirement of an
an officer on redundancy i.e. on abolition of office
of office or on re-organisation of the Judiciary to effect greater efficiency;
(c) death of an officer in service who had completed between 5 and 22.5 years pensionable service; and
(d) injury of an officer while on duty.
Suspension, cancellation or reduction of pensions
the
The Governor may suspend, cancel or reduce pension in the circumstances set out in Annex A(ii).
(M) 90% and 100% pensionability
Serving officers who are on 90% pensionability may opt to transfer to 100% pensionability on joining the NPS(JO). Officers who so opt
opt will have their pension benefits calculated on the basis of 100% of their pensionability in respect of service as from a material date to be determined in the manner set out in Annex B.
/ (N)