Substantive classification
19 Substantive classification
CSC must classify the person in accordance with the following table.
Classifying person according to incapacity | ||
|---|---|---|
Item | If CSC determines the percentage of incapacity for civil employment is in this range: | CSC must classify the person as: |
1 | At least 60% | Class A |
2 | At least 30% but less than 60% | Class B |
3 | Less than 30% | Class C |
However, if the determination was made under subsection 18(2B) or (4) (discretionary determinations), CSC must not:
classify a person who has turned 60:
as class C if he or she was previously classified as class A or class B; or
as class B if he or she was previously classified as class A; or
classify a person who has turned 65.
Paragraph (2)(a) does not prevent CSC from classifying a person who has turned 60 if, immediately before the person turned 60, the person’s invalidity pension was withheld or suspended under Division 6 of Part 4.
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