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Special Pensions Second Amendment Act, 2003

A Special Pensions Act pension right stops when a Government Employees Pension Law pension right is recognised, but this does not affect a dependant’s own right to a pension under section 1. A per…

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“A Special Pensions Act pension right stops when a Government Employees Pension Law pension right is recognised, but this does not affect a dependant’s own right to a pension under section 1.”

A Special Pensions Act pension right stops when a Government Employees Pension Law pension right is recognised, but this does not affect a dependant’s own right to a pension under section 1. A person’s pension right under the Act ends when their right to a Government Employees Pension Law pension is recognised; a qualifying dependant may still receive a pension in their own right. This Act is named the Special Pensions Second Amendment Act, 2003, and starts on a date set by the President in the Gazette.

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November 2003 No. 25707

A Special Pensions Act pension right stops when a Government Employees Pension Law pension right is recognised, but this does not affect a dependant’s own right to a pension under section 1.

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Amendment 2Short title
§ 12November 2003 No. 25707Amendment

A Special Pensions Act pension right stops when a Government Employees Pension Law pension right is recognised, but this does not affect a dependant’s own right to a pension under section 1.

12 November 2003 No. 25707 THE PRESIDENCY No. 1658 12 November 2003 It is hereby notified that the President has assented to the following Act, which is hereby published for general information:– No. 30 of 2003: Special Pensions Second Amendment Act, 2003. AIDS HELPLINE: 0800-123-22 Prevention is the cure 2 No. 25707 GAZETTE, GOVERNMENT I2 NOVEMBER 2003 Act No. 30,2003 SPECIAL PENSIONS SECOND AMENDMENT ACT, 2003 GENERAL EXPLANATORY NOTE: Words underlined with existing enactments. a solid line indicate insertions in (English text signed by the President.) (Assented to 7 November 2003.) ACT To amend the Special Pensions Act, 1996, in order to provide that a right to a pension in terms of that Act ceases when a right to a pension in terms of the Government Employees Pension Law, 1996, is recognised; and to make it clear that that provision does not affect a dependant’s right to receive a pension in his or her own right in terms of section 1 of the Special Pensions Act, 1996; and to provide for matters connected therewith. E IT ENACTED by the Parliament of the Republic B fo1lows:- of South Africa, as Amendment of section 14 of Act 69 of 1996 following the subsection: 5
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§ 1Section 14 of the Special Pensions Act, 1996, is hereby amended by the addition ofShort title

A person’s pension right under the Act ends when their right to a Government Employees Pension Law pension is recognised; a qualifying dependant may still receive a pension in their own right.

1. Section 14 of the Special Pensions Act, 1996, is hereby amended by the addition of “(4) ( a ) Subject to paragraph (b), any person’s right to a pension in terms of this to a pension in terms of the Act ceases on the day on which that person’s right Government Employees Pension Law, 1996 (Proclamation No. 21 of 1996), is recognised as contemplated in section 30A of that Law. ( b ) This subsection must not be interpreted as preventing a dependant of a person 10 contemplated in paragraph (a), who qualifies in terms of section 1 for a pension in his or her own right, from receiving such pension.”. Short title
§ 2This Act is called the Special Pensions Second Amendment Act, 2003, and comesAmendment

This Act is named the Special Pensions Second Amendment Act, 2003, and starts on a date set by the President in the Gazette.

2. This Act is called the Special Pensions Second Amendment Act, 2003, and comes into effect on a date fixed by the President by proclamation in the Gazette. 15

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