Law of January 31, 1959, on the pension benefits for Citizens' Militia officers and their families.

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Acts referring to this act

• Repealing Acts: Decree of July 27, 1955, on pension benefits for officers of public security organs and their families.
• Repealed Acts: Law of February 18, 1994, on the retirement benefits for officers of the Police, Internal Security Agency, Intelligence Agency, Military Counterintelligence Service, Military Intelligence Service, Central Anticorruption Bureau, Border Guard, Marshal's Guard, State Protection Service, State Fire Service, Customs and Fiscal Service, and Prison Service, and their families.
• Amending Acts: Decree of November 9, 1955, on the pension benefits for officers of the Citizens' Militia and the Prison Service and their families.
• Amended Acts: Law of June 20, 1992, on the rights to subsidized travel on public transport.
• Amended Acts: Law of 14 December 1990 on the revalorization of pensions and annuities for persons who have reached the age of 80, and on amending certain provisions on pension benefits.
• Amended Acts: Law of 24 May 1990 on the amendment of certain provisions on pension benefits.
• Amended Acts: Regulation of the Council of Ministers of November 9, 1989, on increasing pension and disability benefits from October 1, 1989.
• Amended Acts: Law of May 30, 1989, on Amending Authorizations to Issue Implementing Acts
• Amended Acts: Law of May 30, 1989, on Amending Certain Provisions on Pension Benefits and Social Insurance Benefits
• Amended Acts: Law of July 31, 1985, on the service of officers of the Security Service and the Citizens' Militia of the Polish People's Republic.
• Amended Acts: Law of April 18, 1985 on the adjudication by courts of labour law and social insurance matters.
• Amended Acts: Law of January 26, 1984, on accelerating the payment date of the last installment of pension and disability pension increases.
• Amended Acts: Law of March 23, 1983, amending the law on the pension entitlement of officers of the Citizens' Militia and their families.
• Amended Acts: Law of December 16, 1972, amending the Law on pension benefits for Citizens' Militia officers and their families.
• Amended Acts: Resolution No. 22 of the Council of Ministers of 25 January 1968 on increasing certain annuities.
• References: Regulation of the Minister of Internal Affairs of July 9, 1991, on the jurisdiction and procedure of medical commissions subordinate to the Minister of Internal Affairs.
• References: Resolution No. 19 of the Council of Ministers of February 1, 1988, on increasing old-age pensions and disability pensions.
• References: Order of the Chairman of the Committee for Labour and Wages of September 27, 1968 on the types of employment whose periodic performance does not cause the suspension of the right to a pension or disability pension.
• References: Law of 17 October 2003 amending the Law on the Government Protection Bureau and certain other laws
• References: Resolution No. 146 of the Council of Ministers of 27 June 1967 on increasing the lowest pensions.
• References: Law of 10 December 1959 on the Prison Service.
• References: Law of 14 December 1990 on the revalorization of pensions and annuities for persons who have reached the age of 80, and on amending certain provisions on pension benefits.
• References: Regulation of the Ministers of Internal Affairs and Labour and Social Welfare of December 22, 1959, on the procedure for determining the right to pension benefits and the procedure for paying benefits to officers of the Citizens' Militia and their families.
• References: Regulation of the Minister of Health and Social Welfare of March 22, 1961, on medical benefits for pensioners and disabled persons and their family members.
• References: Regulation of the Minister of Justice of December 23, 1964, on the principles and procedure for allocating and vacating official housing intended for prison service officers.
• References: Regulation of the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of December 30, 1987, on defining the competences of certain top-level and central state administration bodies, reserved by specific statutory provisions for abolished bodies, and on their amended scope of operation.
• References: Law of January 30, 1986 on the increase of pensions and annuities in 1986.
• References: Regulation of the Minister of Justice of February 6, 1984, on the determination of the right to pension benefits for officers of the Prison Service and their families and on the payment of monetary benefits from this entitlement.
• References: Regulation of the Minister of Internal Affairs of 1 September 1992 on the amount of rent for residential premises administered by authorities subordinate to the Minister of Internal Affairs, as well as the principles of refunding the difference in rent payments for other residential premises for which a firefighter of the State Fire Service is obliged to pay rent.
• References: Law of January 23, 1968, on universal pension security for employees and their families.
• References: Regulation of the Council of Ministers of 25 January 1968 on minimum pensions and annuities.
• References: Regulation of the Chairman of the Committee for Labor and Wages of June 21, 1968, on entitlement to a survivor's pension in case of attending school at the age of over 24.
• References: Regulation of the Minister of the Interior of October 9, 1992, amending the regulation on the jurisdiction and procedure of medical commissions subordinate to the Minister of the Interior.
• References: Regulation of the Council of Ministers of August 12, 1968, on covering pension expenses for certain persons.
• References: Regulation of the Chairman of the Committee for Labor and Wages of August 12, 1968, on the composition of medical commissions for disability and employment, detailed tasks, procedure, and referral to examinations by these commissions, principles of disability assessment, and the method of appointing and remunerating members of medical commissions and doctors acting in the field of disability assessment.
• References: Regulation of the Council of Ministers of October 17, 1983 on reducing militia pensions and disability pensions in case of obtaining income from remuneration or other sources.
• References: Regulation of the Chairman of the Committee for Labour and Wages of 27 September 1969 on the non-suspension of the right to an old-age pension or disability pension for persons employed periodically in district conscription committees.
• References: Regulation of the Chairman of the Committee for Labour and Wages of 15 August 1968 on making deductions from pensions and annuities to persons staying in homes for pensioners or other social welfare institutions, in closed social healthcare facilities, and in vocational training centres for disabled persons.
• References: Law of 12 October 1990 on the Border Guard.
• References: Regulation of the Chairman of the Committee for Labour and Wages of 6 September 1968 on suspending the right to a survivor's pension during the use of certain public fund benefits.
• References: Regulation of the Chairman of the Committee for Labour and Wages of October 17, 1968 on the principles and procedure for counting certain periods as periods of employment.
• References: Regulation of the Chairman of the Committee for Labour and Wages of December 12, 1968, concerning the procedure for pension benefits and the principles of their payment.
• References: Regulation of the Council of Ministers of January 9, 1969, on the non-suspension of the right to a pension or annuity.
• References: Law of December 16, 1972, amending the Law on pension benefits for Citizens' Militia officers and their families.
• References: Regulation of the Chairman of the Committee for Labour and Wages of November 23, 1970, on not suspending the right to a pension or annuity for certified accountants conducting periodic audits of financial statements of state organizational units.
• References: Order of the Chairman of the Committee for Labour and Wages of January 4, 1971, on the application of principles for increasing the lowest wages, introducing wage supplements for certain groups of employees, and increasing family allowances and certain pensions and annuities.
• References: Regulation of the Minister of Justice of January 30, 1974, on determining the right to pension benefits for prison service officers and their families and on the payment of monetary benefits from this entitlement.
• References: Council of Ministers Regulation of September 7, 1981, on minimum pensions and annuities.
• References: Regulation of the Minister of Internal Affairs of June 4, 1992, on the detailed principles of allocation, vacating, and occupancy norms for residential premises and temporary quarters intended for firefighters of the State Fire Service.
• References: Law of June 26, 1974, - Provisions introducing the Labour Code.