The Armed Forces (Terms of Service) (Amendment) Regulations 2014
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20 The RAF Regulations
For regulation 13 substitute— 13. A person transferred to the reserve in consequence of the exercise of the rights conferred by regulations 4 and 6, or under regulation 9 with the approval of the competent air force authority, shall serve in the reserve for a period beginning on the date of that transfer and ending— (a) 6 years later; (b) 20 years after the relevant date or on the person’s 40th birthday, whichever is the later; or (c) after such shorter period as the competent air force authority may approve.
20 The RAF Regulations
For regulation 13 substitute— 13. A person transferred to the reserve in consequence of the exercise of the rights conferred by regulations 4 and 6, or under regulation 9 with the approval of the competent air force authority, shall serve in the reserve for a period beginning on the date of that transfer and ending— (a) 6 years later; (b) 20 years after the relevant date or on the person’s 40th birthday, whichever is the later; or (c) after such shorter period as the competent air force authority may approve.
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