Regulation B5 Separate employments etc.

(1)

Where a person holds two or more separate employments under one LGPS employer then, unless the context otherwise requires, these regulations apply in relation to each of those employments as if the other or others were held by him under another LGPS employer.

(2)

Where the duties of a whole-time employee of a LGPS employer include the additional duty of a returning officer at local government elections or of an acting returning officer then, unless the context otherwise requires, these regulations apply—

(a)

if he became a pensionable employee under the 1974 regulations on 1st April 1974 and immediately before that date was in the whole-time employment and had duties in it which included one or both of the additional duties, in relation to each additional duty as if it were a separate variable-time employment with an LGPS employer other than that with whom he is in the whole-time employment, and

(b)

otherwise, in relation to that additional duty as if it were (or, if there are two additional duties, in relation to them both, as if they were) a separate variable-time employment with such an LGPS employer.

(3)

For the purposes of paragraph (2)—

(a)

the duty of an acting returning officer includes any duties of a returning officer at a European Parliamentary election which are required by regulations made under paragraph 2 of Schedule 1 to the European Parliamentary Elections Act 1978^f1 to be discharged by an acting returning officer; and

(b)

the references to a part-time employee and whole-time employment include references to a part-time employee whose contractual hours are at least 30, and to part-time employment in which the contractual hours are at least 30, respectively.

(4)

A medical inspector of immigrants appointed under the Immigration Act 1971^f2 who—

(a)

receives his remuneration in that appointment from an LGPS employer specified in Part I of Schedule B1, and

(b)

is also a member of the Scheme in relation to any employment,

is eligible to be a member of the Scheme in respect of the appointment and shall be deemed to be an officer in the employment of the authority from whom he receives his remuneration in the appointment.

Annotations

Footnotes

f1: 1978 c. 10.
f2: 1971 c. 77.