POLICE BENEFIT FUND Sample Clauses

POLICE BENEFIT FUND. Before the Police Benefit Fund is wound up or its surplus distributed, the parties are to meet to meaningfully discuss the issue.
Sample 1
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POLICE BENEFIT FUND. The Board agrees to re-open the option to purchase the conversion of cadet/civilian service in the Police Benefit Fund (PBF) at NRA 65 to NRA 60 known as the Xxxxxxxxx II decision on the condition that there will be no cost to the Board or to the Municipality. A member enrolled in the PBF as of the date of ratification of this Collective Agreement who, in accordance with the Xxxxxxxxx decision obtained the right to purchase certain periods of credited service in the PBF shall have the option effective January 1st, 1991 of purchasing an additional period of credited service in the PBF (known as Xxxxxxxxx II) equal to all or part of the excess of the actual amount of cadet or civilian service served with the Metropolitan Toronto Police Service immediately prior to becoming a police officer, over the period of service available to be purchased in accordance with the Xxxxxxxxx decision. This purchase will be made by such member to the PBF, in bi-weekly payments during the period not exceeding one year commencing on January 1st, 1991 or in a lump sum payment for the full amount received on or before January 1st, 1991 equal in total to 13 per cent of the annual salary rate paid to him/her on the date he/she became a police officer multiplied by the years or part years of such additional period of credited service, together with interest compounded annually at 6 per cent per annum from the date he/she became a police officer to December 31st, 1982 and 8 per cent per annum from January 1st, 1983 to December 31st, 1983, then 7 per cent from January 1st, 1984 to the date it is entirely paid off. The member will be provided with an election form by August 1st, 1990 indicating the cost to the member to exercise the option set out above and asking if he/she does, or does not, wish to exercise this option. The member will return the completed election form to the Labour Relations office by October 1st, 1990 by prepaid registered mail or the internal mail system. For members electing to purchase the additional period as NRA 60 service payroll deductions will commence on the first pay period after January 1st, 1991 and continue for 26 consecutive pay periods.
Sample 1
POLICE BENEFIT FUND. Before the Police Benefit Fund is wound up or its surplus distributed, the parties are to meet to meaningfully discuss the issue. Subject to approval by the Police Benefit Fund and actuary, the parties agree that the Fund by-laws will be amended to eliminate those contributions made by members in respect of the 25-year unreduced pension.
Sample 1

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