Pensions Act 2008
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95 Police
(1) This Part has effect in relation to a person who— (a) holds the office of constable or an appointment as a police cadet, and (b) does not hold that office or appointment under a contract of employment, as if the person were employed by the relevant local policing body or relevant police authority under a worker's contract. (2) A local policing body, or a police authority that maintains a police force is the relevant local policing body, or relevant police authority— (a) in relation to a constable, if the constable is a member of that police force; (b) in relation to a police cadet, if the cadet is undergoing training with a view to becoming a member of that police force.
95 Police
(1) This Part has effect in relation to a person who— (a) holds the office of constable or an appointment as a police cadet, and (b) does not hold that office or appointment under a contract of employment, as if the person were employed by the relevant local policing body or relevant police authority under a worker's contract. (2) A local policing body, or a police authority that maintains a police force is the relevant local policing body, or relevant police authority— (a) in relation to a constable, if the constable is a member of that police force; (b) in relation to a police cadet, if the cadet is undergoing training with a view to becoming a member of that police force.
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