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69.—(1) This regulation applies if an ill-health pension becomes payable to a member (M) before the end of the contributions payment period for an additional pension election.
(2) If an ill health pension becomes payable to M in consequence of a claim made before the end of the refund period—
(a)any periodic payments that have been made under the election must be repaid to M;
(b)the amount of lump sum paid by M's employing authority must be repaid to the authority; and
(c)the amount of accrued additional pension attributable to the election as at the last day of pensionable service must be disregarded.
(3) If an ill-health pension becomes payable to M in consequence of a claim made after the end of the refund period—
(a)the periodic payments under the additional pension election are treated as being paid until the end of the contributions payment period for the election.
(b)for the purpose of calculating the annual rate of ill-health pension, the amount of accrued additional pension is—
(i)if the declaration that accompanied the additional pension election was made in good faith, the amount of accrued additional pension calculated under paragraph 28 of Schedule 7 as at the last day of pensionable service; or
(ii)if the declaration was not made in good faith, paragraph (2)(a) to (c) applies.
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