The Armed Forces Pension Regulations 2014
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37 Treatment of deferred member’s account on return to pensionable service
(1) When a deferred member re-enters pensionable service not later than 5 years after the date on which a period of earlier service ceased— (a) the deferred member’s account must be closed and it must be treated as if it were never established; (b) the active member’s account must be re-established; and (c) entries must be made in the active member’s account as if, during the period in which the deferred member’s account was open, the member— (i) was in pensionable service; but (ii) received no pensionable earnings. (2) When a deferred member re-enters pensionable service more than 5 years after the date on which a period of earlier service ceased— (a) the deferred member’s account must remain open; and (b) an active member’s account must be established from the first day for the new period of pensionable service.
37 Treatment of deferred member’s account on return to pensionable service
(1) When a deferred member re-enters pensionable service not later than 5 years after the date on which a period of earlier service ceased— (a) the deferred member’s account must be closed and it must be treated as if it were never established; (b) the active member’s account must be re-established; and (c) entries must be made in the active member’s account as if, during the period in which the deferred member’s account was open, the member— (i) was in pensionable service; but (ii) received no pensionable earnings. (2) When a deferred member re-enters pensionable service more than 5 years after the date on which a period of earlier service ceased— (a) the deferred member’s account must remain open; and (b) an active member’s account must be established from the first day for the new period of pensionable service.
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