Papua New Guinea (Staffing Assistance) (Superannuation) Regulations 1973
113Board may require certain evidence
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113 Board may require certain evidence
(1) The Board may require: (a) a pensioner to submit evidence satisfactory to the Board that he is still alive; (b) a pensioner to whom or in respect of whom pension payments are being made under section 42 of the Superannuation Ordinance or regulation 34 and who is employed to submit details of his employer, remuneration, period of employment and sick leave availed of; (c) a person in receipt of a pension under section 43 of that Ordinance to submit evidence satisfactory to the Board that she has not re‑married and is not an employee as defined in regulation 4; (d) a person in receipt of a pension under section 46 or 47 of that Ordinance or under regulation 41 or 42 to submit evidence satisfactory to the Board that she has not re‑married and, if she is a contributor under these Regulations, that she has not become entitled to receive a pension under these Regulations; and (e) a person in receipt of a pension in respect of a child to submit evidence satisfactory to the Board that the child is alive and in his care and is being maintained by him. (2) If evidence is not submitted in accordance with subregulation (1), the Board may suspend payment of the pension until the evidence required is submitted, or may cancel the pension.