THE NATIONAL INSURANCE AND CIVIL SERVICE (SUPERANNUATION) RULES, 1948.

1. Introductory Text

2. PART I GENERAL

   1. 1. Citation, commencement and interpretation

3. PART II PERSONS WHO BECOME CIVIL SERVANTS

   1. 2. Length of service for purposes of the Superannuation Acts

   2. 3. Conditions to be satisfied in relation to former employment

   3. 4. Persons not having pension rights in former employment

   4. 5. Persons having pension rights in former employment

   5. 6. Pension rights secured under policies of insurance

   6. 7. Payments to civil servant in respect of accrued rights

   7. 8. Option to civil servant to have modified conditions applied to payments under Superannuation Acts

   8. 9. Persons entitled to a pension before the age of sixty

4. PART III DISCHARGED EMPLOYEES

   1. 10. Discharged employees who do not become civil servants

5. PART IV SCHEMES AND FUNDS

   1. 11. Affected schemes and funds

   2. 12. Funds and assets wholly transferred

   3. 13. Funds and assets partly transferred

   4. 14. Persons who have lost their interest or rights since 1st January, 1946

   5. 15. Transfer of funds, assets and liabilities, etc

   6. 16. Payment of transfer values

   7. 17. Policies of insurance

   8. 18. Modification of trust deeds, etc

   9. 19. Furnishing of information and records

   10. 20. Revocation of National Insurance and Civil Service (Superannunation) (Schemes and Funds) Rules, 1948

6. PART V CLAIMS, QUESTIONS AND APPEALS

   1. 21. Notice of claim

   2. 22. Determination of questions and appeals

7. PART VI MISCELLANEOUS

   1. 23. Persons having an expectation of a pension

   2. 24. Exclusion of supplemental funds, etc

   3. 25. Transfers to the Ministry of Finance for Northern Ireland

8. Signature

9. 1. FIRST SCHEDULE

      WAR SERVICE

      1. 1. Any person who was engaged in war service at any...

      2. 2. A person shall not be treated as satisfying the requirements...

      3. 3. (1) An employee on war service who satisfies the requirements...

      4. 4. For the purpose of these Rules, the expression “war service”...

   2. SECOND SCHEDULE

      ACCRUED RIGHTS

      1. 1. The following provisions of this Schedule shall apply to the...

      2. 2. The accrued rights upon the happening of a contingency in...

      3. 3. Where such part of the period of a person's former...

      4. 4. Where the amount of the pension rights was ascertainable by...

      5. 5. Where the pension rights were secured under a policy of...

      6. 6. Where the contingency is one giving a right to the...

      7. 7. In determining the accrued rights in the case of any...

      8. 8. In the calculation of accrued rights any sums paid by...

      9. 9. In any case in which either— (a) in connection with...

   3. THIRD SCHEDULE

      FURTHER PROVISIONS AFFECTING TRANSFERS MADE BY VIRTUE OF, OR IN ACCORDANCE WITH, THESE RULES

      1. 1. Every asset which is transferred by virtue of, or in...

      2. 2. Every transferor of any asset which is transferred by virtue...

      3. 3. (1) Without prejudice to the generality of the provisions of...

      4. 4. Where any estate or interest in land is transferred by...

      5. 5. (1) Where, by virtue of, or in accordance with, these...

      6. 6. Where, on or after the appointed day, any person retains...

      7. 7. Every agreement, whether in writing or not, and every document...

      8. 8. Any proceedings affecting any asset transferred by virtue of, or...

      9. 9. References in this Schedule to an asset shall include references...

      10. 10. (1) The following provisions of this paragraph shall have effect...

   4. FOURTH SCHEDULE

      ARRANGEMENTS FOR SECURING PAYMENT OF THE LIABILITIES UNDER AN AFFECTED SCHEME

      1. 1. (1) There shall be a fund called “the National Insurance...

      2. 2. Every person (hereafter in this Schedule called “the payee”) by...

      3. 3. Where the payee is certified by a justice or minister...

      4. 4. Where the payee dies before any payment in respect of...

10. Explanatory Note