Plain English Breakdown
Checked against official source text during the last sync.
Amendment on Pension Denials and Survivor Benefits
This amendment clarifies that individuals denied a service or disability pension can still receive their own contributions without interest, and ensures survivors get benefits even if the individual died before finishing an application.
What This Bill Does
- Changes rules so individuals denied a service or disability pension cannot receive that specific type of payment.
- Allows those same individuals to receive the money they personally contributed to their pensions.
- States that interest earned on personal contributions will not be paid out in these cases.
- Removes language requiring an individual to finish filling out an application before certain rules apply.
- Ensures survivors can still get survivor benefits even if the original person died before completing paperwork.
Who It Names or Affects
- Individuals who are denied a service or disability pension under this section of law
- Survivors of individuals who die while their pension application is incomplete
Limits and Unknowns
- The effective date for when this change takes place is not listed in the provided information.