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10.—(1) The periodical payments are payable by deduction from the member's pensionable pay during the periodical payments period and whilst the member is treated as receiving assumed pensionable pay, reduced pay or no pay, the member may—
(a)stop the periodical payments; or
(b)continue the periodical payments as if the member were receiving pensionable pay at the full rate.
(2) During any period in which the member is receiving statutory maternity pay or is on paid ordinary maternity leave, paid ordinary adoption leave or paid paternity leave, the member may—
(a)stop the periodical payments; or
(b)pay the periodical payments of an amount determined by reference to the member's actual pay during that period.
(3) If a member stops the periodical payments during a period of assumed pensionable pay or a period of reduced pay, the member may choose to resume the periodical payments in the next pay period after the period of assumed pensionable pay or period of reduced pay ends.
(4) After a period of assumed pensionable pay or a period of reduced pay, the member may give written notice to the scheme manager authorising the employer to deduct the aggregate of payments which would have been made during this period from the member's pay during a period of six months from the end of the period of reduced pay or such longer period as the scheme manager may allow.
(5) Notice under sub-paragraph (4) should be given to the scheme manager not later than one month after the end of the period of assumed pensionable pay or reduced pay.
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