1987 Ed.]
Pensions Regulations
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(4) Where an officer has been transferred from an established office in which he has been confirmed to a non-established office and subsequently retires either from an established office or a non-established office, his service in the non-established office may, with the approval of the Governor, be taken into account as though it were service in the established office which he held immediately prior to such transfer and at the pensionable emoluments which were payable to him at the date of transfer; except-
(a) where the officer so elects, his total service including service in the established office, may be reckoned as though it were service in a non-established office; and
(b) where a transfer from an established to a non-established office is made to provide continued employment for an officer who, on the ground of physical infirmity, has become incapable of retaining his established office, then the whole of his service shall be deemed to be service in a non-established office unless, by his subsequent retransfer to an established office, his case is brought within the provisions of paragraph (2).
(5) Where a period of service in a non-established office is so taken into account under this regulation, the officer shall, during that period, be deemed for the purposes of regulations 6, 22 and 31 to be holding an established office, and where that period is taken into account under paragraph (4), to have been confirmed therein.
(6) Where a female officer-
(a) has, prior to 27 May 1966, retired from the service by reason of her marriage; and
(b) has, upon retirement, received a marriage gratuity under these regulations,
the period of service prior to such retirement shall not be taken into account as pensionable service.
(7) Where a female officer, other than a divorced or widowed female officer confirmed in an established office prior to 17 November 1972, has, after marriage, served in an established office prior to 27 May 1966, her service as a married officer for the period up to that date shall be deemed to be service in a non-established office and only three-quarters of such period may, with the approval of the Governor, be taken into account as pensionable service.
(8) Where a female officer who-
(a) has retired by reason of her marriage between 27 May 1966 and 17 November 1972; and
(b) has received a gratuity under regulation 6 or 13,
is subsequently re-employed in the service under the Government, the period of service under the Government in respect of which the gratuity was granted shall not be taken into account as pensionable service unless-
[Subsidiary]
G.N.A. 90/60.
L.N. 238/72.
26 of 1982, s. 6: w.e.f. 17.11.72.