Article II 3.01 Definition

Disability is a certified* permanent incapacity for work resulting from physical and/or mental impairment. It can be total or partial.

*Certification is a written statement by a doctor attesting a given medical condition

Article II 3.02 Entitlement to Total Disability Pension

Any member or former member with a disability recognised by the Organization greater than 50% or for whom it has not proven possible to implement a rehabilitation measure shall be entitled to a total disability pension.

Article II 2.01 Entitlement to Retirement Pension 

A member who leaves the Fund with at least five years of service, for a reason other than death or total disability, shall be entitled to a retirement pension. The retirement pension may take the form of:

   a) a retirement pension at the applicable retirement age; or 

   b) a deferred retirement pension; or 

   c) an anticipated retirement pension.

 I Persons and bodies subject to the Code of Conduct

1) The following persons and bodies are subject to the Code of Conduct:

CVaR is also referred to as “expected shortfall

Code of Conduct (Article I 2.18)

The persons and bodies referred to in the Fund's Code of Conduct, as set out in Annex D of the Rules, shall comply with the Code of Conduct and shall certify such compliance whenever so requested by the Governing Board.

 

Annex D

 I Persons and bodies subject to the Code of Conduct

1) The following persons and bodies are subject to the Code of Conduct:

Article II 5.01 Entitlement to Pension for Surviving Spouse 

The following shall be entitled to a pension for surviving spouse:

a) the spouse of a deceased member whose marriage dates from at least one year prior to the decease. This condition of duration of the marriage shall not apply if the decease resulted from an occupational accident, or occupational illness, or if the survivor has at least one dependent child at the time of decease;

Article II 6.01 Entitlement to Pension of Single Orphans

A dependent child shall be entitled to an orphan’s pension, upon the death of a parent who is a beneficiary of a retirement or a disability pension, or a member.

Article II 6.07 Duration of the Orphan's Pension

The orphan's pension shall commence:

a) on the day following the death of the parent, where the parent was a member;

b) on the first day of the month following the death of the parent, where the parent was a beneficiary.

Article II 5.05 Amount of the Pension for the Surviving Spouse of a Beneficiary

The pension for the surviving spouse of a beneficiary shall be equal to 55% of the pension of the deceased excluding allowances, without application of the factor specified in Article II 2.05 if the beneficiary was in receipt of an anticipated retirement pension.

Article II 5.01 Entitlement to Pension for Surviving Spouse

The following shall be entitled to a pension for surviving spouse:

a) the spouse of a deceased member whose marriage dates from at least one year prior to the decease. This condition of duration of the marriage shall not apply if the decease resulted from an occupational accident, or occupational illness, or if the survivor has at least one dependent child at the time of decease;