Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2004A04837:section:530
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2004A04837
Segment Type: section
Provision Reference: s 530
Character Range: 37379–38500

530

The lump sum preclusion period is therefore 10 weeks. The preclusion period begins on the day after Fred's last payment of periodic compensation payments. The preclusion period ends 10 weeks from that day. Invalidity service pension is not payable to Martha during that 10 week period. Invalidity service pension is not payable to Fred in relation to that 10 week period.

If Martha has already received pension payments during that period, or if Fred has already received pension payments relating to that period, those payments will be recoverable under section 59R.

Example 3:

Richard is a member of a couple. He is receiving invalidity service pension, and his partner, Ellen, is receiving partner service pension. They have one dependent child for whom Richard is receiving dependent child add-on. Richard receives a lump sum compensation payment of $11,000 relating to an injury having earlier received periodic compensation payments. The compensation part of the lump sum is $5,500 (see subsection 5NB(7)).

The lump sum preclusion period for Richard and Ellen is:

i.e.  5,500  = 10.3 [rounded down] = 10