s. 59 (d) the attainment of the former new scheme member of the age of 65 years. (4) A new scheme member who is entitled under S. 58(4) inserted by subsection (1) to a deferred benefit on resignation No. 110/1993 may elect in writing to the Board to— s. 78(6), repealed by No. 82/1996 (a) convert the entitlement to a present lump s. 67, new sum; and s. 58(4) inserted by No. 95/2000 s. 6(6). (b) have the lump sum rolled over or transferred S. 58(4)(b) substituted by within the superannuation system as Nos 40/2004 nominated by the new scheme member. s. 28(4), 37/2007 s. 34. (5) The method of calculating the conversion under S. 58(5) inserted by subsection (4) is to be determined by the Minister No. 110/1993 on the advice of an actuary appointed by the s. 78(6), repealed by Board. No. 82/1996 s. 67, new s. 58(5) inserted by No. 95/2000 s. 6(6). 59 Intermittent service (1) If a new scheme member takes a period of unpaid S. 59(1) substituted by leave of absence of 4 weeks or more he or she No. 81/1988 may elect to make contributions in respect of that s. 30(g)(i), amended by leave at a rate of 15 per cent (or such other Nos 4/1996 percentage as is first determined by an actuary s. 112(1), 94/2005 after the commencement of section 112(1) of the s. 46(1), Superannuation Acts (Amendment) Act 1996 37/2007 s. 35. and thereafter during an actuarial investigation under section 23 and which is specified in the actuary's report and after the commencement of the Superannuation Legislation (Governance Reform) Act 2005, during an actuarial investigation under section 19 of the Emergency Services Superannuation Act 1986 and which is
(d) the attainment of the former new scheme member of the age of 65 years. S. 58(4) inserted by No. 110/1993 s. 78(6), repealed by No. 82/1996 s. 67, new s. 58(4) inserted by No. 95/2000 s. 6(6). (4) A new scheme member who is entitled under subsection (1) to a deferred benefit on resignation may elect in writing to the Board to— (a) convert the entitlement to a present lump sum; and S. 58(4)(b) substituted by Nos 40/2004 s. 28(4), 37/2007 s. 34. (b) have the lump sum rolled over or transferred within the superannuation system as nominated by the new scheme member. S. 58(5) inserted by No. 110/1993 s. 78(6), repealed by No. 82/1996 s. 67, new s. 58(5) inserted by No. 95/2000 s. 6(6). (5) The method of calculating the conversion under subsection (4) is to be determined by the Minister on the advice of an actuary appointed by the Board. 59 Intermittent service s. 59 S. 59(1) substituted by No. 81/1988 s. 30(g)(i), amended by Nos 4/1996 s. 112(1), 94/2005 s. 46(1), 37/2007 s. 35. (1) If a new scheme member takes a period of unpaid leave of absence of 4 weeks or more he or she may elect to make contributions in respect of that leave at a rate of 15 per cent (or such other percentage as is first determined by an actuary after the commencement of section 112(1) of the Superannuation Acts (Amendment) Act 1996 and thereafter during an actuarial investigation under section 23 and which is specified in the actuary's report and after the commencement of the Superannuation Legislation (Governance Reform) Act 2005, during an actuarial investigation under section 19 of the Emergency Services Superannuation Act 1986 and which is
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