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POLICE REGULATION (SUPERANNUATION) ACT 1906 - SECT 8A
Disengagement benefit for members aged between 45-55
8A Disengagement benefit for members aged between 45-55
(1) The Commissioner of Police may, if the Commissioner considers that it is
in the interests of the police force to do so, offer a disengagement benefit
under this section to any class of members of the police force (or any
particular members of the police force).
(2) A member of the police force is
not eligible for a disengagement benefit under this section unless the
member-- (a) is of or over 45 years of age but less than 55 years of age, and
(b) has served as a member of the police force for at least 20 years of
equivalent full-time service.
(3) A disengagement benefit under this section
is payable as follows-- (a) the portion of the benefit that is equal to the
amount of the employer-financed benefit that would be payable under section 15
is payable from the Fund,
(b) the portion of the benefit that is equal to the
amount that would be payable if the member had resigned and was paid a benefit
under section 17 is payable from the Fund,
(c) the remainder of the benefit
is payable by the Commissioner of Police and is not payable from the Fund.
(4) A member of the police force who accepts an offer of a disengagement
benefit under this section shall be retired from the police force by the
Commissioner of Police in accordance with the terms of the offer.
(5) The
disengagement benefit under this section is a gratuity calculated in
accordance with the following formula--
"L" represents the gratuity payable.
"E" represents the lump sum that would have been payable if the member had
continued as a member of the police force until the age of 55 years at the
same attributed salary of office, and had always worked as a
full-time member of the police force and had wholly commuted the
superannuation allowance otherwise payable to the member.
"S" represents the total number of months of both full-time and part-time
service that has been completed by the member.
"P" represents the number of additional months of full-time service that the
member would have completed if the member had continued as a
full-time member of the police force until the age of 55 years.
"A" represents the age in years of the member (including fractions of a year
on a completed months' basis) at the date of retirement.
"ESR" represents the equivalent service ratio of the member as at the date of
the member's retirement.
(6) For the purposes of S in the formula in
subsection (5), if the total number of months of both full-time and part-time
service is not a whole number of months, any part of a month is to be
disregarded.
(6A) For the purposes of P in the formula in subsection (5), a
part of a month of full-time service is to be disregarded.
(7) The acceptance
of an offer under this section must be in writing in accordance with the terms
of the offer.
(8) This section does not apply to a contributor who is an
executive officer (including the Commissioner of Police).
(9) Nothing in this
section prevents a member of the police force who is offered a disengagement
benefit from electing instead to make provision for the benefit provided by
section 9B (Preserved benefit).
(10) If STC has made a determination under
section 14AA in relation to a benefit under this section, the amount of the
benefit is reduced by the amount specified in the determination.
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