The Armed Forces (Terms of Service) (Amendment) Regulations 2014
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22 The RAF Regulations
For regulation 15(1) substitute— (1) A person in air force service enlisted for 20 years or to the person’s 40th birthday (whichever is the later) or who has served for 20 years or to the person’s 40th birthday (whichever is the later) in Her Majesty’s forces may, at any time during the last 3 years of the term for which the person enlisted or, if that term has been extended under these Regulations or under any previous enactment, that term as so extended, give notice in writing to the person’s commanding officer of the person’s desire to continue in service after the end of that term, or as the case may be, of that term as so extended, and, if the competent air force authority consent, he may after the end of that term, or as the case may be, that term as so extended be continued as a person in air force service in all respects (subject to paragraph (2) of this regulation) as if his term were still unexpired.
22 The RAF Regulations
For regulation 15(1) substitute— (1) A person in air force service enlisted for 20 years or to the person’s 40th birthday (whichever is the later) or who has served for 20 years or to the person’s 40th birthday (whichever is the later) in Her Majesty’s forces may, at any time during the last 3 years of the term for which the person enlisted or, if that term has been extended under these Regulations or under any previous enactment, that term as so extended, give notice in writing to the person’s commanding officer of the person’s desire to continue in service after the end of that term, or as the case may be, of that term as so extended, and, if the competent air force authority consent, he may after the end of that term, or as the case may be, that term as so extended be continued as a person in air force service in all respects (subject to paragraph (2) of this regulation) as if his term were still unexpired.
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