Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C1971A00046:body:0:p49
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C1971A00046
Segment Type: other
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Character Range: 113429–116076

(1.) of this section does not apply in relation to a person unless the person administering the superannuation scheme agrees to accept the transfer value and, under the rules of the scheme, the first-mentioned person will become entitled to retirement benefits under the scheme based upon the transfer value.

Circumstances in which person entitled to deferred benefits.
"119w.—(1.) Where a person makes an election under section one hundred and nineteen u of this Act and—
     (a) he becomes employed in public employment within the period that is the prescribed period in relation to him but a transfer value is not payable in respect of him under the last preceding section; or
     (b) he does not become employed in public employment within that period but at the time when he ceased to be a contributor to the Fund or to the Provident Account he had completed twenty years' eligible employment,
deferred benefits are, subject to this Division, applicable in respect of the person.
"(2.) Subject to section one hundred and nineteen zb of this Act, deferred benefits that are applicable in respect of a person become payable on the day immediately following the earliest of the following dates:—
     (a) where the Board is satisfied that the person has, by reason of invalidity or of physical or mental incapacity, become incapable (otherwise than temporarily) of performing duties of a kind suitable to be performed by him having regard to the duties performed by him in the employment in which he was employed immediately before he ceased to be a contributor to the Fund or to the Provident Account and the duties performed by him in employment (if any) in which he was employed after he ceased to be such a contributor—
          (i) if, at the date that the Board is satisfied was the date on which he became so incapable, he was not employed in public employment—that date; or
          (ii) if, at that date, he was employed in public employment—the date on which that public employment terminates;
   (b) if—
          (i) at the date of his death he was employed in public employment or had completed twenty years' eligible employment; or
          (ii) at that date he was over the age of sixty years and, at the date when he attained that age, he was employed in public employment,
        the date of his death;
     (c) if the person, by notice in writing given to the Board, selects a date for the commencement of the payment of the deferred

     benefits, being a date not earlier than the date on which he attains the age of sixty years or the date on which the notice is given— the date so selected; and
     (d) the date on