Regulation 5

In any case in which an officer, to whom these Regulations apply, retires wholly or partly on account of age or infirmity, but his capacity to contribute to his support is, in the opinion of the President, impaired by reason of his injury, the President may make such award as he may think reasonable.

If, for the purpose of assessing the amount of any allowance to any officer to whom these Regulations apply, the degree of permanent impairment of his capacity to contribute to his support is in doubt, the Public Service Commission may make a provisional award, to have effect until such time as the degree of permanent impairment can be finally determined.

Where any officer, to whom these Regulations apply, is unable to follow his employment by reason of his injury, but there is doubt whether or not he will retire by reason thereof, the Public Service Commission in any case in which that person either is not eligible for sick pay or is eligible for sick pay at a rate which is less than the rate of annual allowance which might be awarded to him under these Regulations if he retires by reason of his injury, may grant to him such provisional allowance as the Commission may think reasonable.

An annual allowance granted to any officer, to whom these Regulations apply, shall not, together with any pension for which he is otherwise qualified, exceed five-sixths of his pensionable emoluments at the date of the injury in respect of which such annual allowance is granted.