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The words ‘one of the institutions of the Communities’ shall be substituted for ‘one of the Communities’.

4. Articles 10. 94 and 95 The words ‘the Commission’ shall be substituted for ‘the Commission of the European Atomic Energy Community’.

5. Articles 33 and 40 The words ‘the Communities’ shall be substituted for ‘any of the three European Communities’. 6.

1. An official affected by the measures provided for in Article 4 (1) shall be entitled:

(a) for a period of six months, to a monthly allowance equal to his last remuneration and (b) for a period fixed in accordance with the table in paragraph 2, to a monthly allowance equal to: 85% of his basic salary from the seventh to twelfth month, 70% of his basic salary from the thirteenth to sixty-sixth month, 60% of his basic salary thereafter. Entitlement to that allowance shall cease not later than the day on which the official reaches the age of sixty-five.

2. In order to determine on the basis of the official's age the period during which he shall receive the allowance provided for in paragraph 1 (b), the coefficient fixed in the following table shall be applied to the length of his service; the period shall be rounded down, where necessary, to the immediately preceding month. Age % 20 18 21 19·5 22 21 23 22·5 24 24 25 25·5 26 27 27 28·5 28 30 29 31·5 30 33 31 34·5 32 36 33 37·5 34 39 35 40·5 36 42 37 43·5 38 45 39 46·5 40 48 41 49 42 51 43 52·5 44 54 45 55·5 46 57 47 58·5 48 60 49 61·5 50 63 51 64·5 52 66 53 67·5 54 69 55 70·5 56 70·5 57

73·5 58 75 59 76·5 60 78 61 79·5 62 81 63 82·5 3. The allowance provided for in paragraph 1 shall be weighted, in accordance with the second subparagraph of Article 82 (1) of the Staff Regulations, for the Community country where the recipient provides proof of residence. If the recipient of that allowance resides outside the Community countries the weighting to be applied to the allowance shall be that valid for Brussels.

4. The income accruing to the official concerned from any new employment during this period shall be deducted from the allowance provided for in paragraph 1, in so far as that income plus that allowance exceed the total remuneration last received by the official in the performance of his duties. That remuneration shall be weighted as provided in paragraph 3.

5. All family allowances shall remain payable where the official receives the allowance provided for in paragraph 1.

6. During the period for which he is entitled to receive that allowance, the official shall be entitled, in respect of himself and of persons covered by his insurance, to benefits under the sickness insurance scheme common to the institutions of the European Communities, provided that he pays the contribution calculated on the basis of the basic salary attaching to his grade and step and is not covered against sickness by another scheme.

7. During the period for which he is entitled to receive the grant the official shall, up to a maximum five years, continue to acquire further rights to retirement pension based on the salary attaching to his grade and step, provided that he pays the contributions provided for in the Staff Regulations during that period. For the purposes of Article 5 of Annex VIII to the Staff Regulations, such period shall be considered to be a period of service.

If the official is reinstated in an institution of the European Communities and thus acquires further pension rights he shall cease during this further period of service to benefit from the provisions provided for in the first subparagraph above. However, for that part of the period referred to in the first subparagraph which is not yet completed at the time of reinstatement, the official may request that both his contribution to the pension scheme and his pension rights be calculated on the basis of the basic salary attaching to the grade and step reached in his previous post. For the purposes of Article 77 of the Staff Regulations an official receiving the allowance provided for in paragraph 1 shall be treated as an official removed from his post in the interests of the service. At the end of such period the official shall be entitled to a pension without application of the reduction laid down in Article 9 of Annex VIII to the Staff Regulations, provided that he has reached the age of fifty-five.

In fixing the amount of the survivor's pension, to which the widow of an official who has died during such period is entitled, the provisions of the second subparagraph of Article 79 of the Staff Regulations shall apply.

8. If, in application of these provisions, the official is entitled to receive a pension before the age of sixty, he shall be entitled, for each dependent child within the meaning of Article 2 of Annex VII to the Staff Regulations, to the dependent child allowance.

9. In order to receive the resettlement allowance the official shall not be required to satisfy the condition of length of service referred to in the first subparagraph of Article 6 (1) of Annex VII to the Staff Regulations.

10. For the purposes of Article 107 of the Staff Regulations and of Article 102 (2) of the Staff Regulations of Officials of the European Coal and Steel Community, an official affected by measures provided for in Article 4 (1) shall be treated as an official to whom the provisions of Articles 41 and 50 of the Staff Regulations have been applied.