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R-9.1 - Act respecting the Pension Plan of Certain Teachers

Section 59.1
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59.1. Where an application for redemption of years or parts of a year is made to Retraite Québec under this plan, Retraite Québec shall send the person a redemption proposal valid for a period of 60 days from the date it is made.
The application for redemption is deemed never to have been made if Retraite Québec does not receive from the person before the 60-day period expires a notice to the effect that he accepts the proposal.
In addition, the application is deemed never to have been made if the lump sum payment of the cost of redemption is not made before the 60-day period expires, where such a payment is exigible owing to the choice made by the person or by operation of law. Where payment is exigible by instalments and the person fails to make a payment, the application for redemption is deemed never to have been made in respect of service for which the payments have not been made if the person does not make the payment which has become overdue within 30 days after the date of a notice from Retraite Québec to that effect. In that case, the most recent service is credited or counted first.
No interest is computed for the period during which the redemption proposal provided for in the first paragraph is valid. Where Retraite Québec refuses the redemption of years or parts of years and its decision is quashed following a review or arbitration based on the data contained in the record at the time of the refusal, no interest is computed in respect of such years or parts of years between the date of the refusal and the date on which the redemption proposal expires.
1990, c. 87, s. 13; 1991, c. 77, s. 7; 1992, c. 67, s. 11; 1993, c. 41, s. 4; 1993, c. 74, s. 5; 1994, c. 20, s. 5; 2004, c. 39, s. 75; 2007, c. 43, s. 13; 2015, c. 20, s. 61.
59.1. Where an application for redemption of years or parts of a year is made to the Commission under this plan, the Commission shall send the person a redemption proposal valid for a period of 60 days from the date it is made.
The application for redemption is deemed never to have been made if the Commission does not receive from the person before the 60-day period expires a notice to the effect that he accepts the proposal.
In addition, the application is deemed never to have been made if the lump sum payment of the cost of redemption is not made before the 60-day period expires, where such a payment is exigible owing to the choice made by the person or by operation of law. Where payment is exigible by instalments and the person fails to make a payment, the application for redemption is deemed never to have been made in respect of service for which the payments have not been made if the person does not make the payment which has become overdue within 30 days after the date of a notice from the Commission to that effect. In that case, the most recent service is credited or counted first.
No interest is computed for the period during which the redemption proposal provided for in the first paragraph is valid. Where the Commission refuses the redemption of years or parts of years and its decision is quashed following a review or arbitration based on the data contained in the record at the time of the refusal, no interest is computed in respect of such years or parts of years between the date of the refusal and the date on which the redemption proposal expires.
1990, c. 87, s. 13; 1991, c. 77, s. 7; 1992, c. 67, s. 11; 1993, c. 41, s. 4; 1993, c. 74, s. 5; 1994, c. 20, s. 5; 2004, c. 39, s. 75; 2007, c. 43, s. 13.
59.1. Where an application for redemption of years or parts of a year is made to the Commission under this plan, the Commission shall send the person a redemption proposal valid for a period of 60 days from the date it is made.
The application for redemption is deemed never to have been made if the Commission does not receive from the person before the 60-day period expires a notice to the effect that he accepts the proposal.
In addition, the application is deemed never to have been made if the lump sum payment of the cost of redemption is not made before the 60-day period expires, where such a payment is exigible owing to the choice made by the person or by operation of law. Where payment is exigible by instalments and the person fails to make a payment, the application for redemption is deemed never to have been made in respect of service for which the payments have not been made if the person does not make the payment which has become overdue within 30 days after the date of a notice from the Commission to that effect. In that case, the most recent service is credited or counted first. However, in the case of sections 12 to 14 and section 52, the application for redemption is deemed never to have been made in respect of all the service, and the amounts paid by the person shall be refunded with interest, compounded annually, at the rate determined for each period in Schedule VI to the Act respecting the Government and Public Employees Retirement Plan (chapter R-10), computed in accordance with sections 34.15 and 34.16.
No interest is computed for the period during which the redemption proposal provided for in the first paragraph is valid. Where the Commission refuses the redemption of years or parts of years and its decision is quashed following a review or arbitration based on the data contained in the record at the time of the refusal, no interest is computed in respect of such years or parts of years between the date of the refusal and the date on which the redemption proposal expires.
1990, c. 87, s. 13; 1991, c. 77, s. 7; 1992, c. 67, s. 11; 1993, c. 41, s. 4; 1993, c. 74, s. 5; 1994, c. 20, s. 5; 2004, c. 39, s. 75.
59.1. Where an application for redemption of years or parts of a year is made to the Commission under this plan, the Commission shall send the person a redemption proposal valid for a period of 60 days from the date it is made.
The application for redemption is deemed never to have been made if the Commission does not receive from the person before the 60-day period expires a notice to the effect that he accepts the proposal.
In addition, the application is deemed never to have been made if the lump sum payment of the cost of redemption is not made before the 60-day period expires, where such a payment is exigible owing to the choice made by the person or by operation of law. Where payment is exigible by instalments and the person fails to make a payment, the application for redemption is deemed never to have been made in respect of service for which the payments have not been made if the person does not make the payment which has become overdue within 30 days after the date of a notice from the Commission to that effect. In that case, the most recent service is credited or counted first. However, in the case of sections 12 to 14 and section 52, the application for redemption is deemed never to have been made in respect of all the service, and the amounts paid by the person shall be refunded with the interest contemplated in section 34.14, computed in accordance with sections 34.15 and 34.16.
No interest is computed for the period during which the redemption proposal provided for in the first paragraph is valid. Where the Commission refuses the redemption of years or parts of years and its decision is quashed following a review or arbitration based on the data contained in the record at the time of the refusal, no interest is computed in respect of such years or parts of years between the date of the refusal and the date on which the redemption proposal expires.
1990, c. 87, s. 13; 1991, c. 77, s. 7; 1992, c. 67, s. 11; 1993, c. 41, s. 4; 1993, c. 74, s. 5; 1994, c. 20, s. 5.
59.1. Where an application for redemption of years or parts of a year is made to the Commission under this plan, the Commission shall send the person a redemption proposal valid for a period of 60 days from the date it is made.
The application for redemption is deemed never to have been made if the Commission does not receive from the person before the 60-day period expires a notice to the effect that he accepts the proposal.
In addition, the application is deemed never to have been made if the lump sum payment of the cost of redemption is not made before the 60-day period expires, where such a payment is exigible owing to the choice made by the person or by operation of law. Where payment is exigible by instalments and the person fails to make a payment, the application for redemption is deemed never to have been made in respect of service for which the payments have not been made if the person does not make the payment which has become overdue within 30 days after the date of a notice from the Commission to that effect. In that case, the most recent service is credited or counted first. However, in the case of sections 12 to 14 and section 52, the application for redemption is deemed never to have been made in respect of all the service, and the amounts paid by the person shall be refunded with the interest contemplated in section 34.14, computed in accordance with sections 34.15 and 34.16.
No interest is computed for the period during which the redemption proposal provided for in the first paragraph is valid. Where the Commission refuses the redemption of years or parts of years and its decision is quashed on review or on appeal on the basis of the data contained in the record at the time of the refusal, no interest is computed in respect of such years or parts of years between the date of the refusal and the date on which the redemption proposal expires.
1990, c. 87, s. 13; 1991, c. 77, s. 7; 1992, c. 67, s. 11; 1993, c. 41, s. 4; 1993, c. 74, s. 5.
59.1. Where an application for redemption of years or parts of a year is made to the Commission under this plan, the Commission shall send the person a redemption proposal valid for a period of 60 days from the date it is made.
The application for redemption is deemed never to have been made if the Commission does not receive from the person before the 60-day period expires a notice to the effect that he accepts the proposal.
In addition, the application is deemed never to have been made if the lump sum payment of the cost of redemption is not made before the 60-day period expires, where such a payment is exigible owing to the choice made by the person or by operation of law. Where payment is exigible by instalments and the person fails to make a payment, the application for redemption is deemed never to have been made in respect of service for which the payments have not been made if the person does not make the payment which has become overdue within 30 days after the date of a notice from the Commission to that effect. In that case, the most recent service is credited or counted first. However, in the case of sections 12 to 14 and section 52, the application for redemption is deemed never to have been made in respect of all the service, and the amounts paid by the person shall be refunded with the interest contemplated in section 34.14, computed in accordance with sections 34.15 and 34.16.
No interest is computed for the period during which the redemption proposal provided for in the first paragraph is valid. Where the Commission refuses the redemption of years or parts of years and its decision is quashed on review or on appeal on the basis of the data contained in the record at the time of the refusal, no interest is computed between the date of the refusal and the date on which the redemption proposal expires.
1990, c. 87, s. 13; 1991, c. 77, s. 7; 1992, c. 67, s. 11; 1993, c. 41, s. 4.
59.1. Where an application for redemption of years or parts of a year is made to the Commission under this plan, the Commission shall send the person a redemption proposal valid for a period of 60 days from the date it is made.
The application for redemption is deemed never to have been made if the Commission does not receive from the person before the 60 day period expires a notice to the effect that he accepts the proposal.
In addition, the application is deemed never to have been made if the lump sum payment of the cost of redemption is not made before the 60 day period expires, where such a payment is exigible owing to the choice made by the person or by operation of law. Where payment is exigible by instalments and the person fails to make a payment, the application for redemption is deemed never to have been made in respect of service for which the payments have not been made if the person does not make the payment which has become overdue within 30 days after the date of a notice from the Commission to that effect. However, in the case of sections 12 to 14 and section 52, the application for redemption is deemed never to have been made in respect of all the service, and the amounts paid by the person shall be refunded with the interest contemplated in section 34.14, computed in accordance with sections 34.15 and 34.16.
No interest is computed for the period during which the redemption proposal provided for in the first paragraph is valid. Where the Commission refuses the redemption of years or parts of years and its decision is quashed on review or on appeal on the basis of the data contained in the record at the time of the refusal, no interest is computed between the date of the refusal and the date on which the redemption proposal expires.
1990, c. 87, s. 13; 1991, c. 77, s. 7; 1992, c. 67, s. 11.
59.1. Where an application for redemption of years or parts of a year is made to the Commission under this plan, the Commission shall send the person a redemption proposal valid for a period of 60 days from the date it is made.
The application for redemption is deemed never to have been made if the Commission does not receive from the person before the 60 day period expires a notice to the effect that he accepts the proposal.
In addition, the application is deemed never to have been made if the lump sum payment of the cost of redemption is not made before the 60 day period expires, where such a payment is exigible owing to the choice made by the person or by operation of law. Where payment is exigible by instalments and the person fails to make a payment, the application for redemption is deemed never to have been made in respect of service for which the payments have not been made if the person does not make the payment which has become overdue within 30 days after the date of a notice from the Commission to that effect. However, in the case of sections 12 to 14 and section 52, the application for redemption is deemed never to have been made in respect of all the service, and the amounts paid by the person shall be refunded with the interest contemplated in section 34.14, computed in accordance with sections 34.15 and 34.16.
1990, c. 87, s. 13; 1991, c. 77, s. 7.
59.1. Where an application for redemption of years or parts of a year of service is made to the Commission under this plan, the Commission shall send the person a redemption proposal valid for a period of 60 days from the date it is made.
The application for redemption is deemed never to have been made if the Commission does not receive from the person before the 60 day period expires a notice to the effect that he accepts the proposal.
In addition, the application is deemed never to have been made if the lump sum payment of the cost of redemption is not made before the 60 day period expires, where such a payment is exigible owing to the choice made by the person or by operation of law. Where payment is exigible by instalments and the person fails to make a payment, the application for redemption is deemed never to have been made in respect of service for which the payments have not been made if the person does not make the payment which has become overdue within 30 days after the date of a notice from the Commission to that effect. However, in the case of sections 12 to 14 and section 52, the application for redemption is deemed never to have been made in respect of all the service, and the amounts paid by the person shall be refunded with the interest contemplated in section 34.14, computed in accordance with sections 34.15 and 34.16.
1990, c. 87, s. 13.
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