Question 9 (part 2) · LEK · Disability pension for officers of services and soldiers
Group II disability of police officers is granted to the police officers who are:
- A. partially incapable for duty and partially incapable for work.
- B. partially incapable for duty and totally incapable for work.
- C. totally incapable for duty and partially incapable for work.
- D. totally incapable for duty and capable for work.
- E. totally incapable for duty and totally incapable for work.
Hint
In the uniformed services the starting point is total incapacity for service, and the group number depends on how much capacity for work the officer has kept.
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