The Occupational Pension Schemes (Collective Money Purchase Schemes) (Extension to Unconnected Multiple Employer Schemes and Miscellaneous Provisions) Regulations 2025
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22 Index of defined expressions
In section 50 (index of defined expressions), in the table— (a) before the entry for “actuarial valuation” insert— the accounts (of an unconnected multiple employer scheme) | section 49 ; (b) after the entry for “authorisation criteria” insert— chief financial officer (in relation to an unconnected multiple employer scheme) | section 49 chief investment officer (in relation to an unconnected multiple employer scheme) | section 49 Code | section 49 ; (c) after the entry for “insolvency event” insert— investment strategy (in relation to an unconnected multiple employer scheme) | section 49 ; (d) after the entry for “pension scheme” insert— promotion or marketing (and related expressions) | section 9(7) ; (e) after the entry for “qualifying scheme” insert— rectification (in relation to promotion or marketing that is unclear or misleading, and related expressions) | section 9(7) ; (f) at the end of the entry for “relevant former employer” insert “(in relation to a single or connected employer scheme)”; (g) after the entry for “the scheme actuary” insert— the scheme proprietor (in relation to an unconnected multiple employer scheme) | section 49 ; (h) after the entry for “section (of a pension scheme)” insert— single or connected employer scheme | section 1(3) ; (i) after the entry for “triggering events table” insert— unconnected multiple employer scheme | section 1(3) undertaking | section 49 unincorporated association | section 49 .
22 Index of defined expressions
In section 50 (index of defined expressions), in the table— (a) before the entry for “actuarial valuation” insert— the accounts (of an unconnected multiple employer scheme) | section 49 ; (b) after the entry for “authorisation criteria” insert— chief financial officer (in relation to an unconnected multiple employer scheme) | section 49 chief investment officer (in relation to an unconnected multiple employer scheme) | section 49 Code | section 49 ; (c) after the entry for “insolvency event” insert— investment strategy (in relation to an unconnected multiple employer scheme) | section 49 ; (d) after the entry for “pension scheme” insert— promotion or marketing (and related expressions) | section 9(7) ; (e) after the entry for “qualifying scheme” insert— rectification (in relation to promotion or marketing that is unclear or misleading, and related expressions) | section 9(7) ; (f) at the end of the entry for “relevant former employer” insert “(in relation to a single or connected employer scheme)”; (g) after the entry for “the scheme actuary” insert— the scheme proprietor (in relation to an unconnected multiple employer scheme) | section 49 ; (h) after the entry for “section (of a pension scheme)” insert— single or connected employer scheme | section 1(3) ; (i) after the entry for “triggering events table” insert— unconnected multiple employer scheme | section 1(3) undertaking | section 49 unincorporated association | section 49 .
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