Parliamentary and Judicial Retiring Allowances Act 1973

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Date: 23rd Oct, 2024 Source: Australian Government - Federal Register of Legislation Country: Australia Original Source

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This part of the document explains the circumstances under which a person's period of service is considered eight years for retirement benefits. If a person's service is less than eight years, it is deemed eight years if they meet specific conditions, such as ceasing service due to ill-health, being a candidate for election, or not seeking re-election.

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