(4) In this section— means the sum of— judicial service (a) all part-time service performed by the associate judge calculated by reference to the proportion of full time duties specified by each part-time service arrangement; and (b) all full-time service performed by the associate judge; means the judicial service proportion of service during the relevant period divided by the relevant period. Example Associate Judge A is appointed at the age of 55 and retires after 15 years at the age of 70. Associate Judge A serves a combination of full-time and part-time service as follows— (a) first 8 years as an associate judge is part-time service at of full-time service; 0∙8 (b) next 7 years as an associate judge is full-time service. At the time of Associate Judge A's retirement, the period that Associate Judge A served in the office of associate judge under subsection (2)(a) was 15 years and the proportion of service during that period was years 13∙4 (i.e. 8 × + 7). In the 10 year period immediately before 0∙8 Associate Judge A's retirement, the proportion of service was years (i.e. 3 × + 7). 9∙4 0∙8 The proportion of service under subsection (2)(a) is 0∙893 (i.e. ÷ 15) and under subsection (2)(b) is 13∙4 0∙94 (i.e. 10) and these are the relevant factors. 9∙4 ÷ Subsection (3) does not alter the relevant factor in this case. The highest proportion of service is which is the 0∙94, relevant factor. Associate Judge A will therefore receive of a full associate judge's pension. 94∙0%
(4) In this section— judicial service means the sum of— (a) all part-time service performed by the associate judge calculated by reference to the proportion of full time duties specified by each part-time service arrangement; and (b) all full-time service performed by the associate judge; proportion of service means the judicial service during the relevant period divided by the relevant period. Example Associate Judge A is appointed at the age of 55 and retires after 15 years at the age of 70. Associate Judge A serves a combination of full-time and part-time service as follows— (a) first 8 years as an associate judge is part-time service at 0∙8 of full-time service; (b) next 7 years as an associate judge is full-time service. At the time of Associate Judge A's retirement, the period that Associate Judge A served in the office of associate judge under subsection (2)(a) was 15 years and the proportion of service during that period was 13∙4 years (i.e. 8 × 0∙8 + 7). In the 10 year period immediately before Associate Judge A's retirement, the proportion of service was 9∙4 years (i.e. 3 × 0∙8 + 7). The proportion of service under subsection (2)(a) is 0∙893 (i.e. 13∙4 ÷ 15) and under subsection (2)(b) is 0∙94 (i.e. 9∙4 ÷ 10) and these are the relevant factors. Subsection (3) does not alter the relevant factor in this case. The highest proportion of service is 0∙94, which is the relevant factor. Associate Judge A will therefore receive 94∙0% of a full associate judge's pension.
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