R-12 - Act respecting the Civil Service Superannuation Plan

Section 68 Disposition versions

2016-01-01

68. The pension becomes payable to the officer entitled to it from the day on which he retires. The pension is paid to the pensioner until the first day of the month following the pensioner’s death or, in the case of a person who ceased to participate in the plan and was eligible for a pension, from the date the person would have been entitled to receive the pension without actuarial reduction until the first day of the month following the person’s death.

An officer who ceases to participate in the plan and is eligible for a pension without actuarial reduction is presumed to retire on the day after the day on which he ceases to participate in the plan. However, if the officer continues to hold pensionable employment under the plan after 30 December of the year in which he attains 69 years of age, the day after the day on which he ceases to hold such employment is the day on which he retires.

An officer who ceases to participate in the plan, who is eligible for an actuarially reduced pension and who applies therefor retires

(1)  on the day after the day on which he ceases to participate in the plan, if his pension application is received at Retraite Québec within 60 days of the day on which he ceases to participate in the plan;

(2)  on the date of receipt of his pension application if the date falls more than 60 days after the date on which he ceased to participate in the plan, but not after the date on which the pension would otherwise have been granted to him without actuarial reduction at the time he ceased to participate in the plan;

(3)  on the date indicated in his pension application if it is after the date of receipt of the application and the date on which he ceased to participate in the plan, but not after the date on which the pension would otherwise have been granted to him without actuarial reduction at the time he ceased to participate in the plan; or

(4)  on the first date on which a pension would otherwise have been granted to him without actuarial reduction at the time he ceased to participate in the plan if the date of receipt of the pension application is subsequent to that date.

However, where the officer referred to in the third paragraph does not apply for a pension, he is presumed to retire on the first date on which a pension would otherwise have been granted to him without actuarial reduction at the time he ceased to participate in the plan.

R. S. 1964, c. 14, s. 51; 1973, c. 12, s. 168; 1982, c. 51, s. 105; 1983, c. 24, s. 35, s. 63; 1987, c. 47, s. 141; 1988, c. 82, s. 128; 1991, c. 77, s. 99; 1995, c. 46, s. 29; 1997, c. 50, s. 90; 2007, c. 43, s. 117; 2015, c. 20, s. 61.

2008-05-07

68. The pension becomes payable to the officer entitled to it from the day on which he retires. The pension is paid to the pensioner until the first day of the month following the pensioner’s death or, in the case of a person who ceased to participate in the plan and was eligible for a pension, from the date the person would have been entitled to receive the pension without actuarial reduction until the first day of the month following the person’s death.

An officer who ceases to participate in the plan and is eligible for a pension without actuarial reduction is presumed to retire on the day after the day on which he ceases to participate in the plan. However, if the officer continues to hold pensionable employment under the plan after 30 December of the year in which he attains 69 years of age, the day after the day on which he ceases to hold such employment is the day on which he retires.

An officer who ceases to participate in the plan, who is eligible for an actuarially reduced pension and who applies therefor retires

(1)  on the day after the day on which he ceases to participate in the plan, if his pension application is received at the Commission within 60 days of the day on which he ceases to participate in the plan;

(2)  on the date of receipt of his pension application if the date falls more than 60 days after the date on which he ceased to participate in the plan, but not after the date on which the pension would otherwise have been granted to him without actuarial reduction at the time he ceased to participate in the plan;

(3)  on the date indicated in his pension application if it is after the date of receipt of the application and the date on which he ceased to participate in the plan, but not after the date on which the pension would otherwise have been granted to him without actuarial reduction at the time he ceased to participate in the plan; or

(4)  on the first date on which a pension would otherwise have been granted to him without actuarial reduction at the time he ceased to participate in the plan if the date of receipt of the pension application is subsequent to that date.

However, where the officer referred to in the third paragraph does not apply for a pension, he is presumed to retire on the first date on which a pension would otherwise have been granted to him without actuarial reduction at the time he ceased to participate in the plan.

R. S. 1964, c. 14, s. 51; 1973, c. 12, s. 168; 1982, c. 51, s. 105; 1983, c. 24, s. 35, s. 63; 1987, c. 47, s. 141; 1988, c. 82, s. 128; 1991, c. 77, s. 99; 1995, c. 46, s. 29; 1997, c. 50, s. 90; 2007, c. 43, s. 117.

1997-07-01

68. The pension becomes payable to the officer entitled to it from the day on which he retires. The pension is paid to the pensioner for life.

An officer who ceases to participate in the plan and is eligible for a pension without actuarial reduction is presumed to retire on the day after the day on which he ceases to participate in the plan. However, if the officer continues to hold pensionable employment under the plan after 30 December of the year in which he attains 69 years of age, the day after the day on which he ceases to hold such employment is the day on which he retires.

An officer who ceases to participate in the plan, who is eligible for an actuarially reduced pension and who applies therefor retires

(1)  on the day after the day on which he ceases to participate in the plan, if his pension application is received at the Commission within 60 days of the day on which he ceases to participate in the plan;

(2)  on the date of receipt of his pension application if the date falls more than 60 days after the date on which he ceased to participate in the plan, but not after the date on which the pension would otherwise have been granted to him without actuarial reduction at the time he ceased to participate in the plan;

(3)  on the date indicated in his pension application if it is after the date of receipt of the application and the date on which he ceased to participate in the plan, but not after the date on which the pension would otherwise have been granted to him without actuarial reduction at the time he ceased to participate in the plan; or

(4)  on the first date on which a pension would otherwise have been granted to him without actuarial reduction at the time he ceased to participate in the plan if the date of receipt of the pension application is subsequent to that date.

However, where the officer referred to in the third paragraph does not apply for a pension, he is presumed to retire on the first date on which a pension would otherwise have been granted to him without actuarial reduction at the time he ceased to participate in the plan.

R. S. 1964, c. 14, s. 51; 1973, c. 12, s. 168; 1982, c. 51, s. 105; 1983, c. 24, s. 35, s. 63; 1987, c. 47, s. 141; 1988, c. 82, s. 128; 1991, c. 77, s. 99; 1995, c. 46, s. 29; 1997, c. 50, s. 90.

1995-06-22

68. The pension becomes payable to an officer who is entitled to it from the day he retires or at the latest from 31 December of the year in which he attains 71 years of age and the officer is presumed to have retired on the day following the day he ceased to participate in the plan. The pension is paid to the pensioner for life.

R. S. 1964, c. 14, s. 51; 1973, c. 12, s. 168; 1982, c. 51, s. 105; 1983, c. 24, s. 35, s. 63; 1987, c. 47, s. 141; 1988, c. 82, s. 128; 1991, c. 77, s. 99; 1995, c. 46, s. 29.

1992-01-01

68. The pension becomes payable to an officer who is entitled to it from the day he retires or at the latest from 31 December of the year in which he attains 71 years of age and the officer is deemed to have retired on the day following the day he ceased to participate in the plan. The pension is paid to the pensioner for life.

R. S. 1964, c. 14, s. 51; 1973, c. 12, s. 168; 1982, c. 51, s. 105; 1983, c. 24, s. 35, s. 63; 1987, c. 47, s. 141; 1988, c. 82, s. 128; 1991, c. 77, s. 99.

1989-01-01

68. The pension becomes payable to an officer who is entitled to it from the day he retires or at the latest on his reaching 71 years of age and the officer is deemed to have retired on the day following the day he ceased to participate in the plan. The pension is paid to the pensioner for life.

R. S. 1964, c. 14, s. 51; 1973, c. 12, s. 168; 1982, c. 51, s. 105; 1983, c. 24, s. 35, s. 63; 1987, c. 47, s. 141; 1988, c. 82, s. 128.

1987-06-23

68. The pension becomes payable to an officer who is entitled to it from the day he retires or not later than the day he attains 71 years of age. The pension is paid to the pensioner for life.

R. S. 1964, c. 14, s. 51; 1973, c. 12, s. 168; 1982, c. 51, s. 105; 1983, c. 24, s. 35, s. 63; 1987, c. 47, s. 141.

1983-07-01

68. The pension becomes payable to an officer who is entitled to it from the day that he retires or not later than the day he attains 71 years of age.

The pension is paid to the pensioner for life and in arrears.

R. S. 1964, c. 14, s. 51; 1973, c. 12, s. 168; 1982, c. 51, s. 105; 1983, c. 24, s. 35, s. 63.

1983-01-01

68. The pension becomes payable to an officer or employee who is entitled to it from the day that he retires or not later than the day he attains 71 years of age.

R. S. 1964, c. 14, s. 51; 1973, c. 12, s. 168; 1982, c. 51, s. 105.

1977-12-31

68. The superannuation of an officer shall not take place until the Commission has ascertained:

(1)  that the person whom it is proposed to superannuate is eligible; and

(2)  that his superannuation is in the public interest.

The Commission may, for such purpose, hold an inquiry by hearing evidence under oath. The oath may be administered by one of the members of the Commission.

R. S. 1964, c. 14, s. 51; 1973, c. 12, s. 168.