*PENSIONS RE-COMPUTATION ACT 1980

who have opted or who are deemed to have opted for the Scheme;

who were appointed under the Scheme; or

who by virtue of their options were bound by the

Scheme.

Interpretation

a monthly pension based on one-six hundredth of the amount arrived at by multiplying his total completed months of reckonable service by his last drawn salary, subject to the maximum of half of his last drawn salary; and

a gratuity based on one-twentieth of the amount arrived at by multiplying his total completed months of reckonable service by his last drawn salary.

Where a pensionable officer retires under the

Ordinance—

one-twelfth of his salary where his capacity to contribute to his support is slightly impaired;

one-sixth of his salary where his capacity to contribute to his support is impaired;

one-fourth of his salary where his capacity to contribute to his support is materially impaired;

one-third of his salary where his capacity to contribute to his support is totally destroyed.

Notwithstanding subsection (1), an officer who sustains a permanent injury while travelling in the actual discharge of his duties under the Ordinance or while on duty in a Security Area, proclaimed under section 47 of the Internal Security Act 1960

[Act 82], the injury allowance payable shall be—

For the purposes of subsections (1) and (2), “salary”

means the monthly substantive salary and any pensionable allowance that the officer receives at the time of sustaining the injury or contracting the disease.

Injury allowance shall be payable in addition to service pension and gratuity or retiring allowance or gratuity granted under section 6 or 8 respectively but the total amount payable under this section shall not exceed two-thirds of his last drawn salary.

Dependant’s pension

to the officer’s widow, while unmarried and of good character one-sixth of his salary;

if the deceased officer leaves a widow to whom a pension is granted under paragraph (a) one-forty eighth of his salary to each child up to six in number;

if the deceased officer does not leave a widow, or no pension is granted to the widow one-twenty fourth of his salary to each child up to six in number;

with effect from the date of death of a widow to whom a pension has been granted under paragraph

one-twenty fourth of his salary to the deceased officer’s children up to six in number;

if the deceased officer’s mother was wholly or mainly dependent on him for support at the time of his death and—

the deceased officer does not leave a widow or if no pension is granted to his widow one-sixth of his salary to the mother while of good

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character and without adequate means of support; or

if the deceased’s officer’s mother is dead and his father was wholly or mainly dependent on him for support at the time of his death and—

the deceased officer does not leave a widow or if no pension is granted to his widow one-sixth of his salary to the father while of good character and without adequate means of support; or

Notwithstanding subsection (1), in computing any pension payable to an officer who dies as a result of injuries sustained while travelling in the actual discharge of his duties or while on duty in a Security Area proclaimed under section 47 of the Internal

Security Act 1960, the fractions in subsection (1) shall be read as if there had been substituted one-quarter for one-sixth; one-twenty fourth for one-forty eighth; one-twelfth for one-twenty fourth and one-eighth for one-twelfth, wherever they occur.

Where a person in subsection (1) is eligible to a dependant’s pension and a derivative pension he shall be paid the higher of the two amounts for a period of twelve and a half years, and thereafter he shall be paid a dependant’s pension.

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