4ADQualifying service days

#### 4AD Qualifying service days The qualifying service days of a person who has served as a Judge is the number of days worked out using the following formula:  where: > appointment age means the person’s age in days on the first day of the period of his or her service as a Judge. > non‑service days means the number of days the person did not serve as a Judge in the period that: (a) starts on the person’s first day of service as a Judge; and (b) ends on the day before: (i) if paragraph (a) or (c) of the definition of qualification age in this section applies in relation to the person—the first day referred to in that paragraph; or (ii) if a pension under subsection 6(2) has become payable to the person—the day on which the person retired; or (iii) otherwise—the day on which the person died. > qualification age means: (a) if a pension under subsection 6(1) or (2D) has become payable to the person—the person’s age in days on the first day on which the person qualified for that pension; or (b) if a pension under subsection 6(2) has become payable to the person—the person’s age in days on the first day on which the person would have qualified for a pension under subsection 6(1) or (2D) if the person had continued to serve as a Judge until the person’s mandatory retirement day; or (c) if: (i) the person died before a pension became payable to the person; and (ii) the person had qualified for a pension under subsection 6(1) on a day before the person died; the person’s age in days on the first day the person so qualified; or (d) if the person died before a pension became payable to the person and subparagraph (c)(ii) does not apply—the person’s age in days on the first day on which the person would have qualified for a pension under subsection 6(1) or (2D) if the person had continued to serve as a Judge until the person’s mandatory retirement day.