Regulation 2

If such a person as is referred to in Regulation 1 of these Regulations within three months after the date on which he enters on employment as a civil servant—

(a)

notifies the Department in which he is then employed that he desires these Regulations to apply to him,

(b)

pays to the fire authority an amount equal to the amount of any gratuity or award by way of return of contributions made to him on ceasing to be a pensionable member of a fire brigade, and

(c)

agrees to pay to the Treasury a sum equal to the amount of the balance of any sum he had undertaken to pay in accordance with the Eleventh Schedule to the Firemen's Pension Scheme, 1948^f1, outstanding immediately before he ceased to be a pensionable member of a fire brigade,

then he shall be entitled to reckon, for the purposes of the Superannuation Acts, 1834 to 1949, a period equal to the period of pensionable service he was entitled to reckon immediately before he ceased to be a pensionable member of a fire brigade, increased by one-third, as if it had been a period of service as a civil servant continuous with his period of actual service as such.

Annotations

Footnotes

f1: See S. I. 1949 No. 396 p. 1660 below and S. I. 1949 No.1469, p. 1666 below.