From: abchaplin@yourfinger.rogers.com 
  
 David Oakes wrote: 
 > 
 > Andrew Chaplin wrote: 
 > 
 > > You may serve longer than one year, but you will be deemed to have 
 > > re-enroled for CFSA purposes at the start of the second year. You 
 > > will cease receiving your annuity and re-start contributing under the 
 > >  CFSA. That time will, of course, be eligible under the CFSA. If you 
 > > want to remain an annuitant, you have to cease call-out and go on 
 > > Class A for a period of 185 days or so, and then you may begin a 
 > > subsequent call-up. 
 > 
 > That's the old rules Andrew. Under the new rules (from last year or the 
 > year before that), for Class B service there has to be a thirty day 
 > unpaid break during each 365 day period - no class A time, no class B 
 > time, no paid leave. 
 > 
 > As you can probably imagine, this simplified things considerably for all 
 > involved. 
  
 Wups! Time to get back in the books. Thanks. 
 -- 
 Andrew Chaplin 
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