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CHAPTER 1 Pensions for surviving adults
105.Meaning of “dependant’s upper tier top up earned pension”
108.Annual rate of surviving adult’s pensions payable on death of pensioner member
109.Annual rate of surviving adult’s pensions payable on death of deferred member
110.Annual rate of surviving adult’s pensions payable on death of active member (death in service)
CHAPTER 3 Payment of pensions for surviving adults and eligible children
PART 2 Payments for added pension
CHAPTER 3 Lump sum payments for added pension made by member
CHAPTER 4 Lump sum payments for added pension made by employer or third party
PART 3 Effective pension age payments
PART 2 Exceptions to section 18(1) of the Act: full protection members of the PCSPS(NI)
PART 3 Exceptions to section 18(1) of the Act: tapered protection members of the PCSPS(NI)
20.Exception for tapered protection members during protection period
21.Tapered protection member not eligible to join this scheme
25.Fair Deal eligible persons transferred out on or before 31st March 2012
26.Fair Deal eligible persons transferred out after 31st March 2012
27.Tapered protection members of an existing scheme or an existing public body pension scheme
PART 4 Option for tapered protection members of the PCSPS(NI)
PART 5 Payment of ill-health benefits to transition members with continuity of service
29.Transition member who has not reached normal pension age under the PCSPS(NI)
29A.(1) Where this paragraph applies, the annual rate of upper...
29B.Transition member who made an application for ill-health pension under the PCSPS(NI) on or before 31st March 2022 which is determined after that date
30.Transition member who has reached normal pension age under the PCSPS(NI)
PART 6 Payment of death benefits in respect of transition members with continuity of service
PART 10 Civil Service Compensation Scheme (Northern Ireland)
The Partnership Pension Account Ill-Health Benefits Arrangements
The Partnership Death Benefits Arrangements
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