Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2004C05891:section:13:p3
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2004C05891
Segment Type: section
Provision Reference: s 13 (pt 3/3)
Character Range: 24187–26509

benefit is payable under this Part to or in respect of such a person.
 "22M. Re-election
 "(1.) Where a person who has been a contributor and is in recept of a pension under this Part again becomes entitled to a parliamentary allowance, he ceases to be entitled to that pension, but without predjudice to any right to a further pension or other benefit under this Part.
 "(2.) Where a person who has been a contributor has received under this Part a refund of contributions and that person again becomes a contributor, any period of service of that person as an office-holder, and any occasion referred to in sub-section (3.) of section twenty-two H of this Act, before he became entitled to that refund shall not be taken into account for the purposes of determining his rights in respect of any further benefit under this Part unless, within three months, or, if the Trust so allows, six months, after he again becomes a contributor, he contracts with the Trust, in the manner required by the Trust, to repay the amount of that refund to the Trust within three years.
 "(3.) Where a person in receipt of a pension as a widow becomes a member—
 (a) the pension is not payable in respect of the period during which the pensioner is in receipt of a parliamentary allowance or ministerial salary; and
 (b) the pensioner is not entitled to receive the pension at any time after becoming entitled to a pension by virtue of having been a contributor.
 "22N. Government employment or membership of State Parliament.
 "(1.) Subject to this section, the provision of section twenty-one of this Act apply in relation to pension under this Part in like manner as they apply in relation to pension under Part V.
 "(2.) Where a person is, apart from section twenty-one of this Act and this section, entitled both to a pension under Part V, and a pension under this Part, the total extent of any reduction shall be calculated as if that section applied to the two pensions combined, but the reduction shall be effected by apportioning the total reduction between the two pensions in the same proportion as their rates bear to each other.
 "22P. Certain disqualifications.
  The provisions of section twenty-two of this Act apply in relation to benefit under this Part in like manner as they apply in relation to benefit under Part V.".