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The Firefighters’ Pension Scheme (England) Regulations 2014

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36 Ill-health award ceases to be payable

This regulation applies when an ill-health award ceases to be payable to a person under regulation 69 (consequences of review) and the pensioner member re-enters pensionable service— (a) the scheme manager must close the retirement account; (b) the scheme manager must re-establish the active member’s account and credit it with an amount equal to the annual rate of lower tier ill-health pension payable when the ill-health award was first made; (c) the scheme manager must make entries in the active member’s account as if, during the gap in pensionable service, the member— (i) was in pensionable service under this scheme, but (ii) received no pensionable pay.

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36 Ill-health award ceases to be payable

This regulation applies when an ill-health award ceases to be payable to a person under regulation 69 (consequences of review) and the pensioner member re-enters pensionable service— (a) the scheme manager must close the retirement account; (b) the scheme manager must re-establish the active member’s account and credit it with an amount equal to the annual rate of lower tier ill-health pension payable when the ill-health award was first made; (c) the scheme manager must make entries in the active member’s account as if, during the gap in pensionable service, the member— (i) was in pensionable service under this scheme, but (ii) received no pensionable pay.

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