s. 20F written notice to the former contributor or former police recruit suspend or cancel the pension. (12) Subject to subsection (17), if before a former contributor or former police recruit receiving a pension under this section attains the age of 60 years the Board determines that the former contributor or police recruit is gainfully employed, or is not, or is no longer, suffering from disability, the Board may— (a) reduce the pension to any level that the Board determines, having regard to the current equivalent of salary on termination of service, the remuneration the former contributor or former police recruit has derived from gainful employment, and the earning capacity of the former contributor or former police recruit; or (b) suspend the pension; or (c) cancel the pension. (13) For the purposes of subsections (5), (11), (12) and (14) a person is to be treated as being gainfully employed if the person is deriving income wholly or partly from his or her personal exertions whether on his or her own account, or delegation thereof, or under a contract of service or otherwise during the period that the person has been receiving the pension. (14) The Board may from time to time review a determination to reduce or suspend benefits having regard to the current equivalent of salary on termination of service, the income the former contributor or police recruit has derived from gainful employment, and the earning capacity of the former contributor or former police recruit, and may determine to— (a) further reduce the pension; or
written notice to the former contributor or former police recruit suspend or cancel the pension. (12) Subject to subsection (17), if before a former contributor or former police recruit receiving a pension under this section attains the age of 60 years the Board determines that the former contributor or police recruit is gainfully employed, or is not, or is no longer, suffering from disability, the Board may— (a) reduce the pension to any level that the Board determines, having regard to the current equivalent of salary on termination of service, the remuneration the former contributor or former police recruit has derived from gainful employment, and the earning capacity of the former contributor or former police recruit; or (b) suspend the pension; or (c) cancel the pension. (13) For the purposes of subsections (5), (11), (12) and (14) a person is to be treated as being gainfully employed if the person is deriving income wholly or partly from his or her personal exertions whether on his or her own account, or delegation thereof, or under a contract of service or otherwise during the period that the person has been receiving the pension. (14) The Board may from time to time review a determination to reduce or suspend benefits having regard to the current equivalent of salary on termination of service, the income the former contributor or police recruit has derived from gainful employment, and the earning capacity of the former contributor or former police recruit, and may determine to— s. 20F (a) further reduce the pension; or
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