Reserve Forces Act 1996
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11 Re-engagement for service.
(1) A man of a reserve force may be re-engaged for such period, beginning immediately after the end of his current term of service, as may be prescribed. (2) A man wishing to re-engage— (a) shall do so before being discharged, but not more than 12 months before the end of his current term of service; and (b) on that re-engagement shall make such declaration as may be prescribed before an enlisting officer. (3) A man who has re-engaged under this section may re-engage on a second or subsequent occasion.
11 Re-engagement for service.
(1) A man of a reserve force may be re-engaged for such period, beginning immediately after the end of his current term of service, as may be prescribed. (2) A man wishing to re-engage— (a) shall do so before being discharged, but not more than 12 months before the end of his current term of service; and (b) on that re-engagement shall make such declaration as may be prescribed before an enlisting officer. (3) A man who has re-engaged under this section may re-engage on a second or subsequent occasion.
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