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SUPERANNUATION REGULATIONS 2001 - REG 30

30—Election to reduce salary

        (1)         A contributor's salary will not be taken under regulation 29 to be the highest level of salary achieved by the contributor if the contributor has made an election under this regulation which has not been revoked.

        (2)         If—

            (a)         the highest level of salary achieved by a contributor was achieved, pursuant to a TEC contract; and

            (b)         the contributor is now receiving a reduced salary (except where the reduction is due to a reduction in hours of employment or for disciplinary reasons),

the contributor may, by written notice to the Board, elect that regulation 29 will not apply to him or her.

        (3)         An election under subregulation (2) that has not been revoked remains in force despite the fact that the requirements of subregulation (2)(a) or (b) are no longer satisfied.

        (4)         Where an election under subregulation (2) is in force, the contributor's salary for the purposes of calculating benefits will be determined in accordance with the following formula:

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Where—

"S" is the salary

"S" "1" is the highest level of salary (as determined in accordance with regulation 29) achieved by the contributor before the contributor's election under subregulation (1) adjusted to reflect changes in the level of remuneration under TEC contracts since the time of that election

"CM" is the number of contribution months in the contributor's contribution period

"X" is the number of contribution months in that part of the contributor's contribution period occurring after the election

"S" "2" is the amount that would, but for this subregulation, have been the contributor's salary for the purpose of determining benefits.

        (5)         Subject to subregulation (6), an election under subregulation (2) cannot be revoked.

        (6)         An election under subregulation (2) may be revoked by the contributor by written notice to the Board if the value in relation to the contributor of S 2 in the formula in subregulation (4) exceeds the value of S 1 in the formula.



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