In sections 177 to 179, when talking about an overseas pension, the word 'rate' means how much the pension is worth in the money of the country that pays it. For example, if you get a pension from Australia, the rate would be in Australian dollars.

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"Health and safety rules apply to you when doing work as part of a job-search activity"

Part 3Obligations
Beneficiaries’ obligations: General obligations: obligations in relation to overseas pensions

180Meaning of rate

In sections 177 to 179, rate, in relation to an overseas pension, means the rate of that pension in the currency of the country paying that pension.

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