1910

LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 610

shall determine the amount due for the service based on the
contributions, with interest. The term "taxable
compensation" as used in this subsection, shall mean salary
paid to the employee as specified in § 23 (a) of Article 88B
during those years he was a member of the Maryland State
Police and may not be construed to mean moneys received
through subsistence allowances of any type.

[(17)] (16) A member may receive in the year in
which he retires credit towards eligibility for benefits
provided under § 11 of this article for federal or
out—of—state municipal service up to a maximum of ten years
if the member files claim for it with the board of trustees
and pays into the retirement system an amount equal to the
reserves required to fund the additional allowance for those
years of federal, out-of—state municipal service, or a
combination of both, as he may claim. The member may pay
for the reserves on an installment basis by contributing not
less than 5 percent a year. The appropriate final
adjustments shall be made in the year in which the member
retires.

11.

(8) Once each year during the first five years
following the retirement of a member on a disability
retirement allowance, and once in every three—year period
thereafter, the board of trustees may, and upon his
application shall, require any disability beneficiary who
has not yet attained the age of 60 to undergo a medical
examination, such examination to be made at the place of
residence of such beneficiary or other place mutually agreed
upon, by a physician or physicians designated by the board
of trustees. Should any disability beneficiary who has not
yet attained the age of 60 refuse to submit to such medical
examination, his allowance may be discontinued until his
withdrawal of such refusal, and should his refusal continue
for one year, all his rights in and to his pension may be
revoked by the board of trustees:

(b) Should a disability beneficiary under the
age of 60 be restored to active service and should his
annual compensation then or at any time prior to the age of
60 be equal to or greater than his average final
compensation at retirement, his allowance shall cease, he
shall again become a member of the retirement system, and he
shall contribute thereafter at the same rate he paid prior
to disability. Anything in this article to the contrary
notwithstanding, [any] prior service [certificate on the
basis of which his service was computed at the time of his
retirement] CREDIT shall be restored to full force and
effect, and in addition, upon his subsequent retirement he
shall be credited with all the service as a member
creditable to him at the time of retirement; but should he
be restored to membership after the attainment of age 50,
his pension upon subsequent retirement shall not exceed the
pension which he was receiving immediately prior to his last
restoration to membership and the pension that may have