s. 14AA (b) next 7 years as a judge is full-time service. At the time of Judge A's retirement, the period that Judge A served in the office of judge under subsection (2)(a) was 15 years and the proportion of service during that period was years (i.e. 8 × + 7). In the 10 year period 13∙4 0∙8 immediately before 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. Judge A will therefore receive of a 94∙0% full judicial pension. 14AA Election of County Court judges to commute future S. 14AA inserted by pensions for payment of superannuation No. 19/2001 contributions surcharge s. 13. (1) A judge may elect in writing to the Minister to S. 14AA(1) amended by have part of his or her future pension entitlement No. 23/2008 and that of his or her partner or eligible child, if s. 10(3). any, under this Act commuted to provide a lump sum for the purposes of payment of the whole of the liability for the superannuation contributions surcharge arising because of the entitlement of the judge or his or her partner or eligible child to receive a pension under this Act. (2) A judge may by notice in writing to the Minister revoke his or her election under subsection (1). 14AB Actuary's first calculation after election of judges to S. 14AB inserted by commute pensions No. 19/2001 s. 13. (1) If an election under section 14AA is in operation, within 10 days after the day on which a judge resigns, retires or dies while in office, the Minister must—
(b) next 7 years as a judge is full-time service. At the time of Judge A's retirement, the period that Judge A served in the office of 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 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. Judge A will therefore receive 94∙0% of a full judicial pension. S. 14AA inserted by No. 19/2001 s. 13. 14AA Election of County Court judges to commute future pensions for payment of superannuation contributions surcharge s. 14AA S. 14AA(1) amended by No. 23/2008 s. 10(3). (1) A judge may elect in writing to the Minister to have part of his or her future pension entitlement and that of his or her partner or eligible child, if any, under this Act commuted to provide a lump sum for the purposes of payment of the whole of the liability for the superannuation contributions surcharge arising because of the entitlement of the judge or his or her partner or eligible child to receive a pension under this Act. (2) A judge may by notice in writing to the Minister revoke his or her election under subsection (1). S. 14AB inserted by No. 19/2001 s. 13. 14AB Actuary's first calculation after election of judges to commute pensions (1) If an election under section 14AA is in operation, within 10 days after the day on which a judge resigns, retires or dies while in office, the Minister must—
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