36.1.9. In the case of employees who hold pensionable employment for which the basis of remuneration is 260 days, the pensionable salary paid by a body designated in Schedule II.1 to an employee released with pay for union activities during a year, or the portion of the pensionable salary paid by such a body to an employee released without pay that exceeds the pensionable salary the employer would have paid if the employee had not been so released, must be subtracted, for the purpose of computing the adjusted pensionable salary for the year, from the pensionable salary established under sections 14 to 17.2. The pensionable salary or that portion of pensionable salary paid to the employee by the body is deemed to be, for the purpose of computing the annualized pensionable salary for the year, a lump sum attributed to the year under section 36.1.20.
In the case of employees who hold pensionable employment for which the basis of remuneration is 200 days, the basic salary paid by a body designated in Schedule II.1 to an employee released with pay for union activities during the period referred to in the first paragraph of section 36.1.8, or the portion of the basic salary paid by such a body to an employee released without pay that exceeds the basic salary the employer would have paid if the employee had not been so released, is deemed to be, for the purpose of computing the annualized pensionable salary, a lump sum attributed to the year under section 36.1.20.