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If I do not want to do all the medical tests for my group assurance of old mutual, Orion pension scheme, what are the consequences
The supplied sources do not state the consequences of declining medical tests for Old Mutual group assurance or the Orion Pension Scheme. They only define a group scheme underwritten by a life policy as a “scheme”; the applicable consequence would need to be found in the particular policy and fund rules, which are not supplied. 3
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Military Pensions Act 84 of 1976
(a) undergo medical treatment for his pensionable disability; (b) be admitted to a hospital or other institution in order to - (i) undergo a medical or psychological examination for the purpose of determining the degree of his pensionable disability for the purposes of this Act; (ii) undergo psychiatric or medical treatment for his pensionable disability; (iii) receive any training whereby he may possibly benefit, in the opinion of the Director-General, the Director-General may - (aa) authorize that the member undergo at the expense of the State the medical treatment referred to in paragraph (a); (bb) direct that the member be examined as contemplated in paragraph (b)(i) and authorize that t...
Military Pensions Act 84 of 1976
(1) In considering an application for a pension or gratuity or in reviewing a pension in terms of this Act, the pensionable disability of a member or deceased member and the degree of such disability shall be determined or redetermined by the Director -General from time to time after consultation with a medical pensions officer. (2) (a) For the purposes of subsection (1), the Director -General may require that the member whose pensionable disability is under consideration, be examined by a medical practitioner designated by the Director-General. (b) The medical practitioner who examines the member, shall furnish the Director - General with a report on the physical and mental condition of the...
Long-term Insurance Act 5 of 1998-Regulations 1998-145
“scheme” means a pension fund, provident fund or group scheme underwritten by means of a life policy;
Employees' Compensation Act 30 of 1941-Regulations 1961-0581
[subregulation (2) amended by RSA GN R.1474/ 1967, RSA GN R.1354/ 1975, RSA GN R.837/1977, RSA GN R.1802/ 1981, RSA GN R.2187/ 1984 and RSA GN R.223/1988] (3) The pension payable to a widow under this regulation shall cease if she dies. [subregulation (3) amended by RSA GN R. 1474/1967 and by RSA GN R.1354/ 1975, and substituted by RSA GN R.837/1977] (4) If any person entitled to benefits under this regulation applies therefor the Commissioner may in lieu of any pension awarded, pay such lump sum as may be agreed upon in which event such person shall have no further claim under these regulations. (5) An assessor who claims benefits or to whom benefits have been paid or are payable shall when...
Disaster Risk Management Act 10 of 2012-Regulations 2013-349
(ii) at the cost of the Government, to undergo medical examination or assessment by a medical practitioner appointed by the Prime Minister under regulation 27(2) or (3); (d) a person who is injured or disabled undergoes medical treatment, injury management, rehabilitation and life enhancement outside Namibia without prior approval of the Prime Minister under regulation 27(8); or (e) a person in making the claim for payment of compensation provides false information or withholds information calculated to mislead the Prime Minister or the authority responsible for the administration of compensation in making a determination for the payment of the compensation.
Pension Funds Act 24 of 1956
or (bb) judgment has been obtained against the member in any court, including a magistrate’s court, from any benefit payable in respect of the member or a beneficiary in terms of the rules of the fund, and pay such amount to the employer concerned; (c) deduct any amount which the fund has paid or will pay by arrangement with, and on behalf of, a member or beneficiary in respect of - (i) such member’s or beneficiary’s subscription to a medical scheme, registered otherwise than provisionally in terms of the Medical Schemes Act, 1967 (Act No. 72 of 1967); [The Medical Schemes Ac. 72 of 1967 has been replaced by the Medical Aid Funds Act 23 of 1995.] (ii) any insurance premium payable by such me...