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4. In article 3 (interpretation), insert at the appropriate place in alphabetical order—
““AFPS 2015” means the pension scheme established by the Armed Forces Pension Regulations 2014(1);
“flexible service” means one or both of the following types of service—
part-time service;
restricted separation service,
and references to a member serving on flexible terms must be construed accordingly;
“part-time service” means—
for enlisted members, a period of service where the member is serving in accordance with an arrangement provided for in regulations made under section 329(2)(ha)) of the Armed Forces Act 2006(2);
for members who are officers, a period of service on equivalent terms of service;
“restricted separation service” means—
for enlisted members, a period of service where the member is serving in accordance with an arrangement which does not restrict the member’s service in a particular area but does make it subject to other geographic restrictions provided for in regulations made under section 329(2)(i) of the Armed Forces Act 2006(3);
for members who are officers, a period of service on equivalent terms of service;
“service reduction percentage” has the meaning given by article 3A;”.
2006 c. 52: section 329(2)(ha) was inserted by the Armed Forces (Flexible Working) Act 2018 (c.2), section 1(3)(a).
Section 329(2)(i) was substituted by the Armed Forces (Flexible Working) Act 2018 (c.2), section 1(3)(b).
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