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Controls) Scheme, 1995. AmendmentsLeasuithe S.I. No. 367

1995. LOCAL GOVERNMENT (SUPERANNUATION) (REMOVAL

CONTROLS) SCHEME, 1995. The Minister for the Environment, in exercise

the power conferred on him by sections 2 and 5

the Local Government (Superannuation) Act, 1980 (No. 8

1980), with the consent

the Minister for Finance, hereby makes the following Scheme: 1 Short Title and Collective Citations. 1.

(1)This Scheme may be cited as the Local Government (Superannuation) (Removal

Controls) Scheme, 1995.

(2)Sub-articles
(1)and
(2)

Article 1

and Articles 2 and 3

this Scheme and the Local Government Employees (Widows and Orphans Contributory Pension) Scheme, 1984 ( S.I. No. 318

1984 ) shall be construed as one and may be cited together as the Local Government Employees (Widows and Orphans Contributory Pension) Scheme, 1984 and 1985.

(3)Sub-articles
(1)and
(3)

Article 1

and Articles 2 and 4

this Scheme, the Local Government Employees (Widows and Orphans Ex-Gratia Pension) Scheme, 1984 ( S.I. no. 319

1984 ), the Local Government Employees (Widows and Orphans Ex-Gratia Pension) (Amendment) Scheme, 1987 ( S.I. No. 314

1987 ) and the Local Government Employees (Widows and Orphans Ex-Gratia Pension) (Amendment) Scheme, 1989 ( S.I. No. 241

1989 ) shall be construed as one and may be cited together as the Local Government Employees (Widows and Orphans Ex-Gratia Pension) Scheme, 1984 to 1995.

(4)Sub-articles
(1)and
(4)

Article 1

and Articles 2 and 5

this Scheme, the Local Government

ficers (Widows and Orphans Ex-Gratia Pension) Scheme, 1984 ( S.I. No. 320

1984 ), the Local Government

ficers (Widows and Orphans Ex-Gratia Pension) (Amendment) Scheme, 1987 ( S.I. No. 313

1987 ) and the Local Government

ficers (Widows and Orphans Ex-Gratia Pension) (Amendment) Scheme, 1989 ( S.I. No. 242

1989 ) shall be construed as one and may be cited together as the Local Government

ficers (Widows and Orphans Ex-Gratia Pension) Scheme, 1984 to 1995.

(5)Sub-articles
(1)and
(5)

Article 1

and Articles 2 and 6

this Scheme and the Local Government

ficers (Widows and Orphans Contributory Pension) Scheme, 1984 ( S.I. No. 321

1984 ) shall be construed as one and may be cited together as the Local Government

ficers (Widows and Orphans Contributory Pension) Scheme, 1984 and 1995.

(6)Sub-articles
(1)and
(6)

Article 1

and Articles 2 and 7

this Scheme, the Local Government Employees (Spouses and Childrens Contributory Pension) Scheme, 1986 ( S.I. No. 363

1986 ) and the Local Government Employees (Spouses and Childrens Contributory Pension) (Amendment) Scheme, 1989 ( S.I. No. 239

1989 ) shall be construed as one and may be cited together as the Local Government Employees (Spouses and Childrens Contributory Pension) Scheme, 1986 to 1995.

(7)Sub-articles
(1)and
(7)

Article 1

and Articles 2 and 8

this Scheme, the Local Government

ficers (Spouses and Childrens Contributory Pension) Scheme, 1986 ( S.I. No. 364

1986 ) and the Local Government

ficers (Spouses and Childrens Contributory Pension) (Amendment) Scheme, 1989 ( S.I. No. 240

1989 ) shall be construed as one and may be cited together as the Local Government

ficers (Spouses and Childrens Contributory Pension) Scheme, 1986 to 1995.

(8)Sub-articles
(1)and
(8)

Article 1

and Articles 2 and 9

this Scheme, the Local Government (Superannuation Revision) (Consolidation) Scheme, 1986 ( S.I. No. 391

1986 ), the Local Government (Superannuation Revision) (Consolidation) (Amendment) Scheme, 1987 ( S.I. No. 315

1987 ), the Local Government (Superannuation Revision) (Consolidation) (Amendment) Scheme, 1990 ( S.I. No. 126

1990 ), the Local Government (Superannuation Revision) (Consolidation) (Managers) Scheme, 1991 ( S.I. No. 341

1991 ), the Local Government (Superannuation Revision) (Consolidation) (Amendment) Scheme, 1992 ( S.I. No. 293

1992 ), and the Local Government (Superannuation Revision) (Consolidation) (Managers) Scheme, 1993 ( S.I. No. 291

1993 ), shall be construed as one and may be cited together as the Local Government (Superannuation Revision) (Consolidation) Scheme, 1986 to 1995.

(9)Sub-articles
(1)and
(9)

Article 1

and Articles 2 and 10

this Scheme, the Local Government (Superannuation) Act, 1956 (Consolidation) Scheme, 1987 ( S.I. No. 316

1987 ), the Local Government (Superannuation) Act, 1956 (Consolidation) (Amendment) Scheme, 1990 ( S.I. No. 127

1990 ), the Local Government (Superannuation) Act, 1956 (Consolidation) (Managers) Scheme, 1991 ( S.I. No. 340

1991 ), the Local Government (Superannuation) Act, 1956 (Consolidation) (Amendment) Scheme, 1992 ( S.I. No. 292

1992 ), and the Local Government (Superannuation) Act, 1956 (Consolidation) (Managers) Scheme, 1993 ( S.I. No. 290

1993 ), shall be construed as one and may be cited together as the Local Government (Superannuation) Act, 1956 (Consolidation) Scheme, 1987 to 1995. 2 Commencement. 2. This Scheme shall be deemed to have come into force on the 6th day

September, 1993. 3 Amendment

Employees Widows and Orphans Contributory Pension Scheme. 3. The Local Government Employees (Widows and Orphans Contributory Pension) Scheme, 1984 is hereby amended as follows: (a) by the substitution for sub-article

(2)

article 6

the following sub-article: "

(2)Notwithstanding sub-article
(1), where— (a) a pension under this Scheme is not granted or ceases under the said sub-article
(1), and (b) at a date subsequent to the marriage or cohabitation by reason

which the pension was withheld or ceased the relevant local authority, on application received from, or on behalf

, the widow

a member, are satisfied that the marriage or cohabitation has come to an end, or that there are compassionate grounds for the payment

pension, such local authority may, if they think fit, and, as respects any application received before the 6th day

September, 1993, subject to the approval

the Minister, grant or regrant, as may be appropriate, the pension as from, (

  1. i)in case the marriage or cohabitation has come to an end, the date on which the marriage or cohabitation ended, (
  2. ii)in any other case, a date not earlier than the date on which the relevant application is received by the local authority.". (
  3. b)by the substitution for sub-articles

(5)and
(6)

article 8

the following sub-articles: "

(5)(a) Where the children

the deceased are at the time

, or at any time after, his death in the care

some person other than his widow, the local authority may, subject to the direction

the Minister as respects any decision arising under this sub-article before the 6th day

September, 1993, decide that for so long as they are in such care sub-article

(4)(
  1. a)shall apply notwithstanding that the widow is still alive, and, in case the local authority so decide, this article shall be construed and shall have effect accordingly. (
  2. b)Where some but not all

the children

the deceased are at the time

, or at any time after, his death in the care

a person other than his widow, the rate

that portion

the children's pension which is payable in respect

the children who are in the care

that person may be calculated by reference to the rate specified in sub-article

(4)(a) provided that the amount

children's pension payable in respect

a deceased shall not exceed one-half

the rate

the deceased's pension.

(6)Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions

this article, where the deceased leaves a widow and no widow's pension is granted to her under this Scheme, or, if one is so granted to her and it ceases to be paid before her death, no children's pension shall be payable under this Scheme as respects any period comprised within the life-time

the widow or within the time in respect

which no widow's pension is payable, as may be appropriate, unless the local authority, subject to the direction

the Minister as respects any decision arising under this sub-article before the 6th day

September, 1993, decide that such a pension shall be so payable, and, in case the local authority so decide, they may further decide that sub-article

(5)shall apply as respects any such period.". 4 Amendment

Employees Widows and Orphans Ex-Gratia Pension Scheme. 4. The Local Government Employees (Widows and Orphans Ex-Gratia Pension) Scheme, 1984, as amended by the Local Government Employees (Widows and Orphans Ex-Gratia Pension) (Amendment) Scheme, 1987 and the Local Government Employees (Widows and Orphans Ex-Gratia Pension) (Amendment) Scheme, 1989, is hereby further amended as follows: (a) by the substitution for sub-article

(2)

article 6

the following sub-article: "

(2)Notwithstanding sub-article
(1), where— (a) a pension under this Scheme is not granted or ceases under the said sub-article
(1), and (b) at a date subsequent to the marriage or cohabitation by reason

which the pension was withheld or ceased the relevant local authority, on application received from, or on behalf

, the widow

the deceased, are satisfied that the marriage or cohabitation has come to an end, or that there are compassionate grounds for the payment

pension, such local authority may, if they think fit, and, as respects any application received before the 6th day

September, 1993, subject to the approval

the Minister, grant or regrant, as may be appropriate, the pension as from, (

  1. i)in case the marriage or cohabitation has come to an end, the date on which the marriage or cohabitation ended, (
  2. ii)in any other case, a date not earlier than the date on which the relevant application is received by the local authority.". (
  3. b)by the substitution for sub-articles

(5)and
(6)

article 8

the following sub-articles: "

(5)(a) Where the children

the deceased are at the time

, or at any time after, his death in the care

some person other than his widow, the local authority may, subject to the direction

the Minister as respects any decision arising under this sub-article before the 6th day

September, 1993, decide that for so long as they are in such care the rate

the children's pension may be calculated by reference to any or all, as may be appropriate,

the rates set out in Part I

the Table to sub-article

(4)notwithstanding that the widow is still alive, and, in case the local authority so decide, this article shall be construed and shall have effect accordingly. (b) Where some but not all

the children

the deceased are at the time

, or at any time after, his death in the care

a person other than his widow, the rate

that portion

the children's pension which is payable in respect

the children who are in the care

that person may be calculated by reference to any or all, as may be appropriate,

the following rates, namely, those specified in Part I

the Table to sub-article

(4), provided that the amount

children's pension payable in respect

a deceased shall not exceed, (i) during the period beginning on the commencement

this Scheme and ending on the 30th day

June, 1977 one-quarter

the rate

the deceased's pension, (ii) during the period beginning on the 1st day

July, 1977 and ending on the 30th day

June, 1979 one third

the rate

the deceased's pension, (iii) during the period beginning on the 1st day

July, 1979, and ending on the 31st day

December, 1985, five-twelfths

the rate

the deceased's pension, (iv) during the period beginning on the 1st day

January, 1986, and ending on the 31st day

December, 1986, eleven twenty-fourths

the rate

the deceased's pension, (v) as on and from the 1st day

January, 1987, one-half

the rate

the deceased's pension.

(6)Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions

this article, where the deceased leaves a widow and no widow's pension is granted to her under this Scheme, or, if one is so granted to her and it ceases to be paid before her death, no children's pension shall be payable under this Scheme as respects any period comprised within the life-time

the widow or within the time in respect

which no widow's pension is payable, as may be appropriate, unless the local authority, subject to the direction

the Minister as respects any decision arising under this sub-article before the 6th day

September, 1993, decide that such a pension shall be so payable, and, in case the local authority so decide, they may further decide that sub-article

(5)shall apply as respects any such period.". 5 Amendment

ficers Widows and Orphans Ex-Gratia Pension Scheme. 5. The Local Government

ficers (Widows and Orphans Ex-Gratia Pension) Scheme, 1984, as amended by the Local Government

ficers (Widows and Orphans Ex-Gratia Pension) (Amendment) Scheme, 1987 and the Local Government

ficers (Widows and Orphans Ex-Gratia Pension) (Amendment) Scheme, 1989, is hereby further amended as follows: (a) by the substitution for sub-article

(2)

article 6

the following sub-article: "

(2)Notwithstanding sub-article
(1), where— (a) a pension under this Scheme is not granted or ceases under the said sub-article
(1), and (b) at a date subsequent to the marriage or cohabitation by reason

which the pension was withheld or ceased the relevant local authority, on application received from, or on behalf

, the widow

the deceased, are satisfied that the marriage or cohabitation has come to an end, or that there are compassionate grounds for the payment

pension, such local authority may, if they think fit, and, as respects any application received before the 6th day

September, 1993, subject to the approval

the Minister, grant or regrant, as may be appropriate, the pension as from, (

  1. i)in case the marriage or cohabitation has come to an end, the date on which the marriage or cohabition ended, (
  2. ii)in any other case, a date not earlier than the date on which the relevant application is received by the local authority.". (
  3. b)by the substitution for sub-articles

(5)and
(6)

article 8

the following sub-articles: "

(5)(a) Where the children

the deceased are at the time

, or at any time after, his death in the care

some person other than his widow, the local authority may, subject to the direction

the Minister as respects any decision arising under this sub-article before the 6th day

September, 1993, decide that for so long as they are in such care the rate

children's pension may be calculated by reference to any or all, as may be appropriate,

the rates set out in Part I

the Table to sub-article

(4)notwithstanding that the widow is still alive, and, in case the local authority so decide, this article shall be construed and shall have effect accordingly. (b) Where some but not all

the children

the deceased are at the time

, or at any time after, his death in the care

a person other than his widow, the rate

that portion

the childrens pension which is payable in respect

the children who are in the care

that person may be calculated by reference to any or all, as may be appropriate,

the following rates, namely, those specified in Part I

the Table to sub-article

(4), provided that the amount

children's pension payable in respect

a deceased shall not exceed, (i) during the period beginning on the commencement

this Scheme and ending on the 30th day

June, 1977, one-quarter

the rate

the deceased's pension, (ii) during the period beginning on the 1st day

July, 1977 and ending on the 30th day

June, 1979, one-third

the rate

the deceased's pension, (iii) during the period beginning on the 1st day

July, 1979, and ending on the 31st day

December, 1985, five-twelfths

the rate

the deceased's pension, (iv) during the period beginning on the 1st day

January, 1986, and ending on the 31st day

December, 1986, eleven twenty-fourths

the rate

the deceased's pension, (v) as on and from the 1st day

January, 1987, one-half

the rate

the deceased's pension.

(6)Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions

this article, where the deceased leaves a widow and no widow's pension is granted to her under this Scheme, or, if one is so granted to her and it ceases to be paid before her death, no children's pension shall be payable under this Scheme as respects any period comprised within the life-time

the widow or within the time in respect

which no widow's pension is payable, as may be appropriate, unless the local authority, subject to the direction

the Minister as respects any decision arising under this sub-article before the 6th day

September, 1993, decide that such a pension shall be so payable, and, in case the local authority so decide, they may further decide that sub-article

(5)shall apply as respects any such period.". 6 Amendment

ficers Widows and Orphans Contributory Pension Scheme. 6. The Local Government

ficers (Widows and Orphans Contributory Pension) Scheme, 1984 is hereby amended as follows: (a) by the substitution for sub-article

(2)

article 6

the following sub-article: "

(2)Notwithstanding sub-article
(1), where— (a) a pension under this Scheme is not granted or ceases under the said sub-article
(1), and (b) at a date subsequent to the marriage or cohabitation by reason

which the pension was withheld or ceased the relevant local authority, on application received from, or on behalf

, the widow

a member, are satisfied that the marriage or cohabitation has come to an end, or that there are compassionate grounds for the payment

pension, such local authority may, if they think fit, and, as respects any application received before the 6th day

September, 1993, subject to the approval

the Minister, grant or regrant, as may be appropriate, the pension as from, (

  1. i)in case the marriage or cohabitation has come to an end, the date on which the marriage or cohabitation ended, (
  2. ii)in any other case, a date not earlier than the date on which the relevant application is received by the local authority.". (
  3. b)by the substitution for sub-articles

(6)and
(7)

article 8

the following sub-articles: "

(6)(a) Where the children

the deceased are at the time

, or at any time after, his death in the care

some person other than his widow, the local authority may, subject to the direction

the Minister as respects any decision arising under this sub-article before the 6th day

September, 1993, decide that for so long as they are in such care sub-article

(4)(a) or
(5)(a) or both

those sub-articles shall apply notwithstanding that the widow is still alive, and, in case the local authority so decide, this article shall be construed and shall have effect accordingly. (b) Where some but not all

the children

the deceased are at the time

, or at any time after, his death in the care

a person other than his widow, the rate

that portion

the children's pension which is payable in respect

the children who are in the care

that person may be calculated by reference to the rates specified in sub-articles

(4)(a) and
(5)(a) or either

those sub-articles, as appropriate, provided that the amount

children's pension payable in respect

a deceased shall not exceed one-half

the rate

the deceased's pension.

(7)Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions

this article, where the deceased leaves a widow and no widow's pension is granted to her under this Scheme, or, if one is so granted to her and it ceases to be paid before her death, no children's pension shall be payable under this Scheme as respects any period comprised within the life-time

the widow or within the time in respect

which no widow's pension is payable, as may be appropriate, unless the local authority, subject to the direction

the Minister as respects any decision arising under this sub-article before the 6th day

September, 1993, decide that such a pension shall be so payable, and, in case the local authority so decide, they may further decide that sub-article

(6)shall apply as respects any such period.". 7 Amendment

Employees Spouses and Children's Contributory Pension Scheme. 7. The Local Government Employees (Spouses and Children's Contributory Pension) Scheme, 1986, as amended by the Local Government Employees (Spouses and Children's Contributory Pension) (Amendment) Scheme, 1989, is hereby further amended as follows: (a) by the substitution for sub-article

(2)

article 6

the following sub-article: "

(2)Notwithstanding sub-article
(1), where— (a) a pension under this Scheme is not granted or ceases under the said sub-article
(1), and (b) at a date subsequent to the marriage or cohabitation by reason

which the pension was withheld or ceased the relevant local authority, on application received from, or on behalf

, the spouse

a member, are satisfied that the marriage or cohabitation has come to an end, or that there are compassionate grounds for the payment

pension, such local authority may, if they think fit, and, as respects any application received before the 6th day

September, 1993, subject to the approval

the Minister, grant or regrant, as may be appropriate, the pension as from, (

  1. i)in case the marriage or cohabitation has come to an end, the date on which the marriage or cohabitation ended, (
  2. ii)in any other case, a date not earlier than the date on which the relevant application is received by the local authority.". (
  3. b)by the substitution for sub-articles

(5)and
(6)

article 8

the following sub-articles: "

(5)(a) Where the children

the deceased are at the time

, or at any time after, his death in the care

some person other than his spouse, the local authority may, subject to the direction

the Minister as respects any decision arising under this sub-article before the 6th day

September, 1993, decide that for so long as they are in such care sub-article

(4)(
  1. a)shall apply notwithstanding that the spouse is still alive, and, in case the local authority so decide, this article shall be construed and shall have effect accordingly. (
  2. b)Where some but not all

the children

the deceased are at the time

, or at any time after, his death in the care

a person other than his spouse, the rate

that portion

the children's pension which is payable in respect

the children who are in the care

that person may be calculated by reference to the rate specified in sub-article

(4)(a) provided that the amount

children's pension payable in respect

a deceased shall not exceed one-half

the rate

the deceased's pension.

(6)Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions

this article, where the deceased leaves a spouse and no spouse's pension is granted under this Scheme, or, if one is so granted and it ceases to be paid before the spouse's death, no children's pension shall be payable under this Scheme as respects any period comprised within the life-time

the spouse or within the time in respect

which no spouse's pension is payable, as may be appropriate, unless the local authority, subject to the direction

the Minister as respects any decision arising under this sub-article before the 6th day

September, 1993, decide that such a pension shall be so payable and, in case the local authority so decide, they may further decide that sub-article

(5)shall apply as respects any such period.". 8 Amendment

ficers Spouses and Children's Contributory Pension Scheme. 8. The Local Government

ficers (Spouses and Children's Contributory Pension) Scheme, 1986, as amended by the Local Government

ficers (Spouses and Children's Contributory Pension) (Amendment) Scheme, 1989, is hereby further amended as follows: (a) by the substitution for sub-article

(2)

article 6

the following sub-article: "

(2)Notwithstanding sub-article
(1), where— (a) a pension under this Scheme is not granted or ceases under the said sub-article
(1), and (b) at a date subsequent to the marriage or cohabitation by reason

which the pension was withheld or ceased the relevant local authority, on application received from, or on behalf

, the spouse

a member, are satisfied that the marriage or cohabitation has come to an end, or that there are compassionate grounds for the payment

pension, such local authority may, if they think fit, and, as respects any application received before the 6th day

September, 1993, subject to the approval

the Minister, grant or regrant, as may be appropriate, the pension as from, (

  1. i)in case the marriage or cohabitation has come to an end, the date on which the marriage or cohabitation ended, (
  2. ii)in any other case, a date not earlier than the date on which the relevant application is received by the local authority.". (
  3. b)by the substitution for sub-articles

(5)and
(6)

article 8

the following sub-articles: "

(5)(a) Where the children

the deceased are at the time

, or at any time after, his death in the care

some person other than his spouse, the local authority may, subject to the direction

the Minister as respects any decision arising under this sub-article before the 6th day

September, 1993, decide that for so long as they are in such care sub-article

(4)(
  1. a)shall apply notwithstanding that the spouse is still alive, and, in case the local authority so decide, this article shall be construed and shall have effect accordingly. (
  2. b)Where some but not all

the children

the deceased are at the time

, or at any time after, his death in the care

a person other than his spouse, the rate

that portion

the children's pension which is payable in respect

the children who are in the care

that person may be calculated by reference to the rates specified in sub-article

(4)(a) provided that the amount

children's pension payable in respect

a deceased shall not exceed one-half

the rate

the deceased's pension.

(6)Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions

this article, where the deceased leaves a spouse and no spouse's pension is granted under this Scheme, or, if one is so granted and it ceases to be paid before the spouse's death, no children's pension shall be payable under this Scheme as respects any period comprised within the life-time

the spouse or within the time in respect

which no spouse's pension is payable, as may be appropriate, unless the local authority, subject to the direction

the Minister as respects any decision arising under this sub-article before the 6th day

September, 1993, decide that such a pension shall be so payable, and, in case the local authority so decide, they may further decide that sub-article

(5)shall apply as respect any such period.". 9 Amendment

Superannuation Revision Consolidation Scheme. 9. The Local Government (Superannuation Revision) (Consolidation) Scheme, 1986, as amended by the Local Government (Supervision Revision) (Consolidation) (Amendment) Scheme, 1987, the Local Government (Superannuation Revision) (Consolidation) (Amendment) Scheme, 1990, the Local Government (Superannuation Revision) (Consolidation) (Managers) Scheme, 1991, the Local Government (Superannuation Revision) (Consolidation) (Amendment) Scheme, 1992 and the Local Government (Superannuation Revision) (Consolidation) (Managers) Scheme, 1993, is hereby further amended as follows: (a) by the substitution for sub-article

(2)

article 26

the following sub-article; "

(2)A local authority may, subject to— (
  1. i)such conditions as may be specified by the Minister, and (
  2. ii)the direction

the Minister as respects any decision arising under this sub-article before the 6th day

September, 1993, decide that payments

a specified kind, being a kind mentioned in paragraph (a) or paragraph (g)

sub-article

(1), shall be for the purposes

this Part

this Scheme part

the salary

a particular

ficer,

ficers

a particular class or

every

ficer, and thereupon, notwithstanding sub-article

(1), "salary" shall in this Part

this Scheme, include, as respects that

ficer,

ficers

that class or every

ficer (as may be appropriate), payments

that kind.". (b) by the substitution for sub-article

(7)

article 27

the following sub-article: "

(7)Notwithstanding the provisions

sub-article

(2)(a), where a registered

ficer on or after the 10th day

January, 1984, ceases to hold

fice on reaching the age

sixty-five years, and within a period not exceeding three calendar months after such date, the salary for the class or grade

ficers to which he belonged at the date

cesser

ficer is increased as a result

a general salary increase affecting all classes and grades

ficers, then, the salary

such

ficer shall, subject to the determination

the Minister as respects any cesser

fice arising before the 6th day

September, 1993, for the purposes

article 14 only, be deemed to be the salary which would have been appropriate had the increase in salary been applicable on the date the

ficer ceased to hold his

fice, provided that the

ficer is alive on the date the salary increase becomes effective.". (c) by the substitution for sub-article

(2)

article 48

the following sub-article: "

(2)A local authority may, subject to— (
  1. i)such conditions as may be specified by the Minister, and (
  2. ii)the direction

the Minister as respects any decision arising under this sub-article before the 6th day

September, 1993, decide that payments

a specified kind, being a kind mentioned in paragraph (a) or paragraph (e)

sub-article

(1), shall be for the purposes

this Part

this Scheme part

the wages

a particular employee,

employees

a particular class or

every employee, and thereupon, notwithstanding sub-article

(1), "wages" shall in this Part

this Scheme, include, as respects that employee, employees

that class or every employee (as may be appropriate), payments

that kind.". (d) by the substitution for sub-article

(7)

article 49

the following sub-article: "

(7)Notwithstanding the provisions

sub-article

(2)(a), where a registered employee on or after the 10th day

January, 1984, ceases to hold his employment on reaching the age

sixty-five years, and within a period not exceeding three calendar months after such date, the rate

wages for the class or grade

employees to which he belonged at the date

cesser

his employment is increased as a result

a general wages increase affecting all classes and grades

employees, then, the wages

such employee shall, subject to the determination

the Minister as respects any cesser

employment arising before the 6th day

September, 1993, for the purposes

article 37 only, be deemed to be the wages which would have been appropriate had the increase in the rate

wages been applicable on the date the employee ceased to hold his employment, provided that the employee is alive on the date the increase in wages becomes effective.". 10 Amendment

Superannuation Act, 1956 Consolidation Scheme. 10. The Local Government (Superannuation ) Act, 1956 (Consolidation) Scheme, 1987, as amended by the Local Government (Superannuation ) Act, 1956 (Consolidation) (Amendment) Scheme, 1990, the Local Government (Superannuation ) Act, 1956 (Consolidation) (Managers) Scheme, 1991, the Local Government (Superannuation ) Act, 1956 (Consolidation) (Amendment) Scheme, 1992 and the Local Government (Superannuation ) Act, 1956 (Consolidation) (Managers) Scheme, 1993, is hereby further amended as follows: (a) by the substitution for sub-article

(2)

article 24

the following sub-article: "

(2)A local authority may, subject to— (
  1. i)such conditions as may be specified by the Minister, and (
  2. ii)the direction

the Minister as respects any decision arising under this sub-article before the 6th day

September, 1993, decide that payments

a specified kind, being a kind mentioned in paragraph (a) or paragraph (g)

sub-article

(1), shall be for the purposes

this Part

this Scheme part

the salary

a particular

ficer,

ficers

a particular class or

every

ficer, and thereupon, notwithstanding sub-article

(1), "salary" shall in this Part

this Scheme, include, as respects that

ficer,

ficers

that class or every

ficer (as may be appropriate), payments

that kind.". (b) by the substitution for sub-article

(8)

article 25

the following sub-article: "

(8)Notwithstanding the provisions

sub-article

(2)(a), where a pensionable

ficer on or after the 10th day

January, 1984, ceases to hold

fice on reaching the age

sixty-five years, and within a period not exceeding three calendar months after such date, the salary for the class or grade

ficers to which he belonged at the date

cesser

ficer is increased as a result

a general salary increase affecting all classes and grades

ficers, then, the salary

such

ficer shall, subject to the determination

the Minister as respects any cesser

fice arising before the 6th day

September, 1993, for the purposes

article 13 only, be deemed to be the salary which would have been appropriate had the increase in salary been applicable on the date the

ficer ceased to hold his

fice, provided that the

ficer is alive on the date the salary increase becomes effective.". (c) by the substitution for sub-article

(2)

article 43

the following sub-article: "

(2)A local authority may, subject to— (
  1. i)such conditions as may be specified by the Minister, and (
  2. ii)the direction

the Minister as respects any decision arising under this sub-article before the 6th day

September, 1993, decide that payments

a specified kind, being a kind mentioned in paragraph (a) or paragraph (e)

sub-article

(1), shall be for the purposes

this Part

this Scheme part

the wages

a particular servant,

servants

a particular class or

every servant, and thereupon, notwithstanding sub-article

(1), "wages" shall in this Part

this Scheme, include, as respects that servant, servants

that class or every servant (as may be appropriate), payments

that kind.". GIVEN under the

ficial Seal

the Minister for the Environment, this 21st day

December, 1995. BRENDAN HOWLIN, Minister for the Environment. The Minister for Finance hereby consents to the Local Government (Superannuation ) (Removal

Controls) Scheme, 1995. GIVEN under the

ficial Seal

the Minister for Finance, this 21st day

December, 1995. RUAIRÍ QUINN, Minister for Finance. EXPLANATORY NOTE. This Scheme gives statutory effect to the removal

certain controls, exercised by the Minister for the Environment in relation to the operation

the Local Government Superannuation Schemes, as they apply to Health Boards, Vocational Education Committees and certain other bodies. These controls were removed as respects Local Authorities by the Local Government Act, 1991 (Removal

Controls) Regulations,

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