A 12
[Subsidiary]
36 of 1987, s. 49.
36 of 1987, s. 49.
26 of 1982, s. 6.
Pensionable service, what is to be taken into account.
L.N. 238/72. 30 of 1980, s. 5.
36 of 1987, s. 49.
G.N.A. 90/60.
26 of 1982, s. 6.
L.N. 238/72.
30 of 1980, s. 5.
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Pensions Regulations
[1987 Ed.
accordance with the provisions of this regulation exceeds the pensionable emoluments enjoyed by him at the date of his retirement, there shall be taken such pensionable emoluments.
(1A) Where an officer has more than one period of continuous service the highest pensionable emoluments enjoyed or drawn by him in the course of any particular period of continuous service only shall be taken into account for computing the amount of the pension or gratuity for that period.
(1B) Where an officer is serving on trial or probation in an office immediately following service other than on trial or probation, the highest pensionable emoluments which the officer would have enjoyed or drawn in his substantive rank at the date of his retirement or death shall be taken for the purpose of computing the amount of the pension or gratuity of the officer.
(2) Notwithstanding paragraph (1) any increase in the pensionable emoluments of any office held by an officer due to a revision of salaries with effect from a date subsequent to the commencement of a period of his absence from duty on leave without salary shall be disregarded for the purposes of paragraph (1), unless-
(i) the officer has since the expiration of that period of absence and in respect of that period of absence, (taking the earliest period first if there is more than one) completed an equal period of service on duty or leave with salary (other than leave immediately preceding retirement); or
(ii) the officer retires in one of the cases referred to in section 6(c), (d) or (e) of the Ordinance; or
(iii) the Governor in any case otherwise directs.
19. (1) Subject to paragraphs (2) to (9) hereof, only service in an established office shall be taken into account as pensionable service.
(2) Where a period of service in a civil capacity otherwise than in an established office is immediately followed by service in an established office and the officer is confirmed therein-
(a) three-quarters of such period may with the approval of the Governor be so taken into account; or
(b) if prior to 31 May 1937, the officer was in the service under the Government and such period of service might have been taken into account as pensionable service either as a whole or less a third for any part of such period paid for out of an open vote, such period may as a whole or less such third, continue to be so taken into account, if this shall be to such officer's advantage.
(3) Any break in service which may be disregarded under the provisions of regulation 15 may likewise be disregarded in determining for the purposes of paragraph (2), (8)(d) or (9) whether one period of service immediately follows another period of service.
A 12
[Subsidiary]
36 of 1987, s. 49.
36 of 1987, s. 49.
26 of 1982, s. 6.
Pensionable
service, what is to be taken into account.
L.N. 238/72. 30 of 1980, s. 5.
36 of 1987, s. 49.
G.N.A. 90/60.
26 of 1982, s. 6.
L.N. 238/72.
30 of 1980, s. 5.
CAP. 89]
Pensions Regulations
[1987 Ed.
accordance with the provisions of this regulation exceeds the pen- sionable emoluments enjoyed by him at the date of his retirement, there shall be taken such pensionable emoluments.
(1A) Where an officer has more than one period of continuous service the highest pensionable emoluments enjoyed or drawn by him in the course of any particular period of continuous service only shall be taken into account for computing the amount of the pension or gratuity for that period.
(1B) Where an officer is serving on trial or probation in an office immediately following service other than on trial or proba- tion, the highest pensionable emoluments which the officer would have enjoyed or drawn in his substantive rank at the date of his retirement or death shall be taken for the purpose of computing the amount of the pension or gratuity of the officer.
(2) Notwithstanding paragraph (1) any increase in the pen- sionable emoluments of any office held by an officer due to a revision of salaries with effect from a date subsequent to the commencement of a period of his absence from duty on leave without salary shall be disregarded for the purposes of paragraph (1), unless-
(i) the officer has since the expiration of that period of absence and in respect of that period of absence, (taking the earliest period first if there is more than one) completed an equal period of service on duty or leave with salary (other than leave immediately preceding retirement); or
(ii) the officer retires in one of the cases referred to in section
6(c), (d) or (e) of the Ordinance; or
(iii) the Governor in any case otherwise directs.
19. (1) Subject to paragraphs (2) to (9) hereof, only service in an established office shall be taken into account as pensionable service.
(2) Where a period of service in a civil capacity otherwise than in an established office is immediately followed by service in an established office and the officer is confirmed therein-
(a) three-quarters of such period may with the approval of the
Governor be so taken into account; or
(b) if prior to 31 May 1937, the officer was in the service under the Government and such period of service might have been taken into account as pensionable service either as a whole or less a third for any part of such period paid for out of an open vote, such period may as a whole or less such third, continue to be so taken into account, if this shall be to such officer's advantage.
(3) Any break in service which may be disregarded under the provisions of regulation 15 may likewise be disregarded in deter- mining for the purposes of paragraph (2), (8)(d) or (9) whether one period of service immediately follows another period of service.
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