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SCHEDULE 4U.K.Transitional provisions

PART 8 U.K.Transitional provisions relating to the existing police pension scheme

Calculation of weighted accrual for service in the 1987 schemeU.K.

39.—(1) This paragraph applies in relation to a 1987 transition member with continuity of service (“the member”).

(2) This paragraph applies for the purpose of calculating benefits (other than an ill-health pension) payable under the 1987 scheme for the purposes of this Schedule.

(3) The accrual rate for the member in the 1987 scheme is calculated as follows—

accrual = n x r/q

where—

(4) In calculating “n”—

(a)any period of part-time service is taken to be a period of full-time service; and

(b)the maximum accrual of 2/3 applies.

(5) In calculating “r”—

(a)part-time service is not taken to be full-time service; and

(b)the limit of 30 years' service applies.

(6) In calculating “q”—

(a)part-time service is taken to be full-time service; and

(b)the limit of 30 years' service applies.

[F1(7) The annual rate of pension payable to the member under the 1987 scheme is the higher of—

(a)the amount calculated by multiplying the accrual rate by the member’s final pay; or,

(b)where a member is entitled to a deferred pension under regulation B5 (policeman’s deferred pension) and under Part 6 (policeman’s deferred pension) of Schedule B, the amount of pension that would have been payable under the 1987 scheme if those provisions applied for the calculation instead of sub-paragraphs (3) to (6) of this paragraph.]

(8) If the member is in part-time service, the member's final pay is calculated using the full-time equivalent rate of the member's pensionable earnings.