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14.—(1) This paragraph applies in relation to a transition member with continuity of service (T) who—
(a)meets the criteria for an ill-health pension (active member with permanent serious ill-health) under regulation 51 of the AFP Regulations 2014; and
(b)leaves service before reaching age 55 and has not reached age 55.
(2) If this paragraph applies—
(a)early benefits on permanent serious ill-health are not payable under the AFPS 2005; and
(b)ill-health benefits (active member with permanent serious ill-health) are payable under the AFPS 2015 in accordance with this paragraph.
(3) The ill-health benefits payable under paragraph (2)(b) comprise benefits payable in respect of service before T’s transition date and benefits payable in respect of service from T’s transition date.
(4) The benefits payable in respect of service before T’s transition date are calculated in accordance with rule D.5 (early payment of benefits: active members with permanent serious ill-health) of the AFPS 2005 but when calculating the rate of annual pension, the following is substituted for rule D.5(5)—
“(5) (a) For the purposes of paragraph (4), N is equal to the sum of—
(i)the member’s years of reckonable service in the AFPS 2005; and
(ii)X multiplied by Y.
(b)In this paragraph, X is equal to the member’s years of reckonable service in the AFPS 2005 divided by the total of the member’s years of reckonable service in the AFPS 2005 and pensionable service in the AFPS 2015.
(c)In this paragraph, Y is the greater of—
(i)half of the further reckonable service which the member would have been able to count under the AFPS 2005 if the member had remained an accruing member of that scheme from the date of the ill-health retirement until age 55; and
(ii)20, minus the total of the member’s years of reckonable service in the AFPS 2005 and years of pensionable service in the AFPS 2015.
[F2(d)For the purposes of calculating the member’s pensionable service in the AFPS 2015 under this rule, any period of pensionable service which is also a period when the member has served on flexible terms is reduced by the service reduction percentage applicable to that period of service.”].
(5) The benefits payable in respect of service from T’s transition date are calculated in accordance with the AFP Regulations 2014 but when calculating the rate of annual pension, the following is substituted for regulation 54(2)(b) of the AFP Regulations 2014—
“(b)B is the sum of—
(i)the member’s pensionable service under the Scheme; and
(ii)X multiplied by N.
(c)In this paragraph, X is equal to the member’s years of pensionable service in the AFPS 2015 divided by the total of the member’s years of reckonable service in the AFPS 2005 and pensionable service in the AFPS 2015.
(d)In this paragraph, N is the greater of—
(i)half of the further pensionable service which the member would have been able to count under the AFPS 2015 if the member had remained an accruing member of that scheme from the date of the ill-health retirement until age 60; and
(ii)the lesser of—
(aa)25 minus the total of the member’s years of reckonable service in the AFPS 2005 and pensionable service in the AFPS 2015; and
(bb)the further pensionable service which the member would have been able to count under the AFPS 2015 if the member had remained an accruing member of that scheme from the date of the ill-health retirement until age 60.
[F3(e)For the purposes of calculating the member’s pensionable service in the AFPS 2015 under sub-paragraphs (b)(i), (c) and (d)(ii)(aa), any period of pensionable service which is also a period when the member has served on flexible terms is reduced by the service reduction percentage applicable to that period of service.”].]
Textual Amendments
F1Sch. 2 inserted (1.4.2015) by The Armed Forces (Transitional Provisions) Pensions Regulations 2015 (S.I. 2015/568), reg. 1(2), Sch. 2
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