Police Regulation (Pensions) Act 1958
23Superannuation on account of ill health
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23 Superannuation on account of ill health
s. 23
(1) When any member of the force has served for ten years and has not attained the full age of fifty-five years, if a certificate to the effect set forth in the Third Schedule signed by the members of the Medical Board is forwarded to the Governor in Council by the said Board, the Governor in Council may superannuate such member, and he shall thereupon be entitled to receive at his option the gratuity or the pension provided by the last preceding section for members of the force who have attained the full age of fifty-five years.
(2) Should any member of the force to whom a pension has on or after the twenty-first day of September One thousand nine hundred and fourteen been granted die before the sum to which he would have been entitled on his retirement as a gratuity has been received by him by way of pension then the difference between such sum and the amount actually received by him shall be paid to his widow and children.
No. 3750 s. 24.
S. 24 amended by No. 120/1994 s. 6(1)(c).