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Public Service (Retirement Age) Regulations, 2024

This provision gives the Regulations’ short citation title. This section defines “officer” as having the meaning given in the Act, unless the context requires otherwise. These Regulations do not a…

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This provision gives the Regulations’ short citation title. This section defines “officer” as having the meaning given in the Act, unless the context requires otherwise. These Regulations do not apply to members of the Defence Force, certain Zambia Police Service officers, or certain Zambia Correctional Service officers. An officer must retire at age 60, but may retire at age 55 or 65 if they give 12 months’ notice and the President approves. An officer who retires under regulation 4 is entitled to retirement benefits under section 41 of the Act, starting from the retirement date.

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This section defines “officer” as having the meaning given in the Act, unless the context requires otherwise.

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Provision 5Interpretation
§ 1These Regulations may be cited as the Public ServiceProvision

This provision gives the Regulations’ short citation title.

1. These Regulations may be cited as the Public Service Title (Retirement Age) Regulations, 2024.
§ 2Section 2Interpretation

This section defines “officer” as having the meaning given in the Act, unless the context requires otherwise.

2. In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires, Interpretation “ officer ” has the meaning assigned to the word in the Act.
§ 3These Regulations do not apply toProvision

These Regulations do not apply to members of the Defence Force, certain Zambia Police Service officers, or certain Zambia Correctional Service officers.

3. These Regulations do not apply to— Application (a) (b) (c) a member of the Defence Force; an officer of, or below, the rank of Chief Inspector in the Zambia Police Service; and an officer of, or below, the rank of Chief Officer III in the Zambia Correctional Service.
§ 4Despite section 33 of the Act, an officerProvision

An officer must retire at age 60, but may retire at age 55 or 65 if they give 12 months’ notice and the President approves.

4. Despite section 33 of the Act, an officer— (a) shall retire on the sixtieth anniversary of the date of the officer’s birth; or (b) may, on giving twelve month’s notice, and subject to the approval of the President, retire on attaining the age of fifty-five or sixty five years. Age of retirement of officer Copies of this Statutory Instrument can be obtained from the Government Printer, P.O.Box 30136, 10101 Lusaka Price K4.00 each 184 Retirement benefits Revocation of S.I No. 12 of 2023 Statutory Instruments 24th May, 2024
§ 5An officer who retires under regulation 4 shall, with effectProvision

An officer who retires under regulation 4 is entitled to retirement benefits under section 41 of the Act, starting from the retirement date.

5. An officer who retires under regulation 4 shall, with effect from the date of the officer’s retirement, be entitled to retirement benefits as specified under section 41 of the Act.
§ 6The Public Service (Retirement Age) Regulations, 2023 areProvision

This provision revokes the Public Service (Retirement Age) Regulations, 2023.

6. The Public Service (Retirement Age) Regulations, 2023 are revoked. LUSAKA 22nd May , 2024 [MOD.53/9/2 SEC] HAKAINDE HICHILEMA, President

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