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9.5.2

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dependent child who ceases to be eligible for passages in the 12-month period in which annual leave is taken will be eligible for a return leave passage provided the homeward leg of the annual leave passage is taken before the child becomes ineligible for passages. Notwithstanding the above, a dependent child who ceases to be eligible for passages in the last 12-month period of the officer's agreement will not be eligible for a return annual leave passage, but he/she will be eligible for an "assisted final homeward passage (see paragraph 9.5.2).

an

A dependent child who reaches the age of 21, or age 19 or 20 and ceases - fall time education or full time vocational

or marries, whichever training,

is the earlier, in the course of the judge's agreement will

will be eligible for "assisted' final homeward passage provided that the passage is taken before the child ceases to be eligible for

passages.

homeward passage allowance will calculated proportionately from the beginning Of the agreement up to and including the day preceding the date the child ceases to be eligible for passages, as follows

The

be

9.5.3

a

Where

X

Y

b

U

Y

Por

air

passage allowance at 2conomy Class fare level or equivalent;

the

number of days from commencement of the officer's agreement to the day before the child's 21 birthday, or the day before

date

of cessation Of fall time full time vocational training if the child is aged 19 or 20, the day before the child marzies, whichever is the earlier;

education OF

length of agreement, in days; and

reduced allowance.

more than four

children,

an "assisted'

judge with a passage will reckon as a proportion of a full fare passage.

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