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

Section 29 Disposition versions

2001-06-21

29. Any person whose pension became payable under the Government and Public Employees Retirement Plan, the Teachers Pension Plan or the Civil Service Superannuation Plan before 26 June 1986 and who availed himself of this plan before 1 July 1987 shall be entitled to the increase provided by section 20 only in respect of instalments payable to him after 25 June 1986. Section 25, to the extent that it refers to section 78 of the Act respecting the Government and Public Employees Retirement Plan (chapter R-10), does not apply with respect to the increase if the pension was payable before 1 January 1986. However, if the person had become entitled to a pension under any of the said pension plans by reason of the fact that he had become entitled to a pension as a Member of the National Assembly, the increase provided by section 20 becomes payable from his sixty-fifth birthday if he is not 65 years of age on 26 June 1986.

Any person who has become or becomes eligible for a deferred annuity or a pension by reason of mental or physical disability under any of the pension plans referred to in the first paragraph or under the Pension Plan of Management Personnel is entitled to the increase provided for in section 20 from his sixty-fifth birthday. However, if that person has become eligible, before 26 June 1986, for a deferred annuity under the Government and Public Employees Retirement Plan and meets, taking into account the years and parts of a year giving entitlement to the increase provided by section 20 and the age at which he ceases to participate in that plan, any of the criteria set out in section 19, his benefits become payable from 26 June 1986 if he availed himself of this plan before 1 July 1987. The computation of the benefits shall be established, with regard to the person’s age, as of 26 June 1986.

Any person referred to in section 6 who has complied with section 13 shall be entitled to his pension and to the increase provided by section 20 from his sixty-fifth birthday. However, if that person is 65 years of age on 26 June 1986 or meets, taking into account the years and parts of a year giving entitlement to the increase provided by section 20 and the years credited to him under section 11, any of the criteria set out in section 19, his benefits become payable from 26 June 1986 if he availed himself of this plan before 1 July 1987. Entitlement to the benefits and computation thereof shall be established, having regard to the person’s age, as of 26 June 1986.

Where a person contemplated in this section is laicized between 26 June 1986 and 1 July 1987 and avails himself of this plan before that latter date, the benefits that would normally have become payable from 26 June 1986 shall be payable from his date of laicization.

1986, c. 44, s. 29; 1987, c. 47, s. 173; 1988, c. 82, s. 160; 2001, c. 31, s. 224.

1989-01-01

29. Any person whose pension became payable under the Government and Public Employees Retirement Plan, the Teachers Pension Plan or the Civil Service Superannuation Plan before 26 June 1986 and who availed himself of this plan before 1 July 1987 shall be entitled to the increase provided by section 20 only in respect of instalments payable to him after 25 June 1986. Section 25, to the extent that it refers to section 78 of the Act respecting the Government and Public Employees Retirement Plan (chapter R-10), does not apply with respect to the increase if the pension was payable before 1 January 1986. However, if the person had become entitled to a pension under any of the said pension plans by reason of the fact that he had become entitled to a pension as a Member of the National Assembly, the increase provided by section 20 becomes payable from his sixty-fifth birthday if he is not 65 years of age on 26 June 1986.

Any person who has become or becomes eligible for a deferred annuity or a pension by reason of mental or physical disability under any of the pension plans referred to in the first paragraph is entitled to the increase provided for in section 20 from his sixty-fifth birthday. However, if that person has become eligible, before 26 June 1986, for a deferred annuity under the Government and Public Employees Retirement Plan and meets, taking into account the years and parts of a year giving entitlement to the increase provided by section 20 and the age at which he ceases to participate in that plan, any of the criteria set out in section 19, his benefits become payable from 26 June 1986 if he availed himself of this plan before 1 July 1987. The computation of the benefits shall be established, with regard to the person’s age, as of 26 June 1986.

Any person referred to in section 6 who has complied with section 13 shall be entitled to his pension and to the increase provided by section 20 from his sixty-fifth birthday. However, if that person is 65 years of age on 26 June 1986 or meets, taking into account the years and parts of a year giving entitlement to the increase provided by section 20 and the years credited to him under section 11, any of the criteria set out in section 19, his benefits become payable from 26 June 1986 if he availed himself of this plan before 1 July 1987. Entitlement to the benefits and computation thereof shall be established, having regard to the person’s age, as of 26 June 1986.

Where a person contemplated in this section is laicized between 26 June 1986 and 1 July 1987 and avails himself of this plan before that latter date, the benefits that would normally have become payable from 26 June 1986 shall be payable from his date of laicization.

1986, c. 44, s. 29; 1987, c. 47, s. 173; 1988, c. 82, s. 160.

1987-06-23

29. Any person whose pension became payable under the Government and Public Employees Retirement Plan, the Teachers Pension Plan or the Civil Service Superannuation Plan before 26 June 1986 and who availed himself of this plan before 1 July 1987 shall be entitled to the increase provided by section 20 only in respect of instalments payable to him after 25 June 1986. Section 25, to the extent that it refers to section 78 of the Act respecting the Government and Public Employees Retirement Plan (chapter R-10), does not apply with respect to the increase if the pension was payable before 1 January 1986. However, if the person had become entitled to a pension under any of the said pension plans by reason of the fact that he had become entitled to a pension as a Member of the National Assembly, the increase provided by section 20 becomes payable from his sixty-fifth birthday if he is not 65 years of age on 26 June 1986.

Any person who has become or becomes eligible for a deferred annuity or a pension by reason of mental or physical disability under any of the pension plans referred to in the first paragraph is entitled to the increase provided for in section 20 from his sixty-fifth birthday. However, if that person has become eligible, before 26 June 1986, for a deferred annuity under the Government and Public Employees Retirement Plan and meets, taking into account the years and parts of a year giving entitlement to the increase provided by section 20 and the age at which he ceases to be a member of that plan, any of the criteria set out in section 19, his benefits become payable from 26 June 1986 if he availed himself of this plan before 1 July 1987. The computation of the benefits shall be established, with regard to the person’s age, as of 26 June 1986.

Any person referred to in section 6 who has complied with section 13 shall be entitled to his pension and to the increase provided by section 20 from his sixty-fifth birthday. However, if that person is 65 years of age on 26 June 1986 or meets, taking into account the years and parts of a year giving entitlement to the increase provided by section 20 and the years credited to him under section 11, any of the criteria set out in section 19, his benefits become payable from 26 June 1986 if he availed himself of this plan before 1 July 1987. Entitlement to the benefits and computation thereof shall be established, having regard to the person’s age, as of 26 June 1986.

Where a person contemplated in this section is laicized between 26 June 1986 and 1 July 1987 and avails himself of this plan before that latter date, the benefits that would normally have become payable from 26 June 1986 shall be payable from his date of laicization.

1986, c. 44, s. 29; 1987, c. 47, s. 173.

1986-06-26

29. Any person whose pension became payable under the Government and Public Employees Retirement Plan, the Teachers Pension Plan or the Civil Service Superannuation Plan before 26 June 1986 and who availed himself of this plan before 1 July 1987 shall be entitled to the increase provided by section 20 only in respect of instalments payable to him after 25 June 1986. Section 25, to the extent that it refers to section 78 of the Act respecting the Government and Public Employees Retirement Plan (chapter R-10), does not apply with respect to the increase if the pension was payable before 1 January 1986. However, if the person had become entitled to a pension under any of the said pension plans by reason of the fact that he had become entitled to a pension as a Member of the National Assembly, the increase provided by section 20 becomes payable from his sixty-fifth birthday if he is not 65 years of age on 26 June 1986.

Any person who has become or becomes entitled to a deferred annuity or a pension for mental or physical disability under any of the pension plans referred to in the first paragraph shall be entitled to the increase provided by section 20 from his sixty-fifth birthday. However, if that person has become entitled, before 26 June 1986 to a deferred annuity under the Government and Public Employees Retirement Plan and meets, taking into account the years and parts of a year giving entitlement to the increase provided by section 20 and the age at which he ceases to be employed, any of the criteria set out in section 19, his benefits become payable from 26 June 1986 if he availed himself of this plan before 1 July 1987. The computation of the benefits shall be established, having regard to the person’s age, as of 26 June 1986.

Any person referred to in section 6 who has complied with section 13 shall be entitled to his pension and to the increase provided by section 20 from his sixty-fifth birthday. However, if that person is 65 years of age on 26 June 1986 or meets, taking into account the years and parts of a year giving entitlement to the increase provided by section 20 and the years credited to him under section 11, any of the criteria set out in section 19, his benefits become payable from 26 June 1986 if he availed himself of this plan before 1 July 1987. Entitlement to the benefits and computation thereof shall be established, having regard to the person’s age, as of 26 June 1986.

Where a person contemplated in this section is laicized between 26 June 1986 and 1 July 1987 and avails himself of this plan before that latter date, the benefits that would normally have become payable from 26 June 1986 shall be payable from his date of laicization.

1986, c. 44, s. 29.