"salary" means—-
(a) in the case of a person who held a pensionable office, his pen- sionable emoluments as defined in section 2(1) of the Pensions Ordinance; and
2.
3.
4.
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(6) in the case of a person who held a pon-pensionable office. bis
salary as defined in regulation 25 of the Pensions Regulations.
5.
Application of Ordinance.
3. (1) This Ordinance shall apply to a basic pension payable— (a) to a person who is aged not less than 35;
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(6) to a person under section 6(e) of the Pensions Ordinance or
regulation 26(4)c) of the Pensions Regulations;
7.
(c) to a person who, to the satisfaction of the Governor, la incapac-
itated from engaging in full time employment,
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The adjusted pension under paragraph I may be further increased by 5 per cent.
The adjusted pension under paragraph 2 may be further increased by 4 per cent.
The adjusted pension under paragraph 3 may be further increased by 7 per cent.
The adjusted pension under paragraph 4 may be further increased by 3 per cent.
The adjusted pension under paragraph $ may be further increased by 8 per cent.
The adjusted pension under paragraph & may be further increased by 8 per cent,
The adjusted pension under paragraph 7 may be further increased by 10 per cent.
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(d) to a widow by virtue of the service of her deceased husband; or (e) id respect of a male child under the age of 18, or an unmarried:
female child under the age of 21, by virtue of the service of a deceased officer.
(2) As regards a basic pension payable in respect of service which is not wholly in Hong Kong, an authorized increase shall apply only to that part of the basic pension payable by the Government in respect of service in Hong Kong.
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4. A basic pension to which this Ordinance applies may, in respect of any period beginning on or after the commencement of this Ordinance, be increased in accordance with such Part of the Second Schedule as is applicable in the particular case.
5. The amount of an authorized increase shall not be taken inte account for the purposes of section 9 of the Pensions Ordinance.
The cast of an authorized increase shall be charged on and paid out of the general revenues of Hong Kong.
7.
The Legislative Council may, by resolution, amend any Schedule.
PART 11
Applicable to a basis pension based on a salary in force from the fat April 1965 to the 31st March 1968 Inclusive
The basic pension payable on the 31st March 1969, plus any increase in pension payable at that date, may be increased by 5 per centi.
2. The adjusted pension under paragraph 1 may be further increased by
4 per cent.
3.
4.
The adjusted pension under paragraph 2 may be further increased by 7 per cent.
The adjusted pension under paragraph 3 may be further increased by 3 per cent.
5. The adjusted pension under paragraph 4 may be further increased by
8 per cent.
6.
The adjusted pension under paragraph 5 may be further increased by $ per cent.
7. The adjusted pension under paragraph 6 may be further increased by
10 per cent.
FIRST SCHEDULE
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(Cap. 89)
Pensions Ordinance
07 of 1992.)
Police Force Ordinance 1932
(221 at 1994.)
Police Offlears (Special Cases) Pensiona Ordinance 1954
1.
SECOND SCHEDULE
PART I
Applicable to a basic pension based on a salary in force on or before the 31st March 1965
[4]
The basic pension payable on the 31st March 1968, plus any increase in pension payable at that date, may be increased by 8 per cent.
PART III
Applicable to a basic pension based on a salary in force from the 1st April 1968 to the 31st March 1969 inclusive
1. The basic pension may be increased by 5 per cent.
The adjusted pension under paragraph I may be further increased by 4 per cent.
3. The adjusted pension under paragraph 2 may be further increased by
7 per cent.
4. The adjusted pension under paragraph 3 may be further increased by
3 per cent.
5.
The adjusted pension under paragraph 4 may be further increased by 8 per cent.
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