The Occupational Pension Schemes (Collective Money Purchase Schemes) (Extension to Unconnected Multiple Employer Schemes and Miscellaneous Provisions) Regulations 2025
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48 Triggering events: notification requirements
(1) A trustee who is required to give a required notification under section 33(3A) of the Act (notification of triggering events in relation to an unconnected multiple employer scheme) must notify each employer and the scheme proprietor of the following matters— (a) that, unless not required to submit an implementation strategy by virtue of section 39(2)(a) or (3)(a) of the Act, the trustees— (i) have submitted an implementation strategy to the Pensions Regulator and the date on which they did so, or (as the case may be) will submit an implementation strategy to the Pensions Regulator before the end of the period specified in regulation 49, and (ii) will make the implementation strategy available to each employer and the scheme proprietor after it has been approved by the Pensions Regulator; (b) the timetable for future communications with each employer and the scheme proprietor. (2) Notifications under section 33 of the Act must be given before the end of the period of— (a) in the case of notifications to the Pensions Regulator, seven days, (b) in the case of notifications to an employer or the scheme proprietor, 14 days, or (c) in the case of notifications to trustees, two days, beginning with the date specified in paragraph (3). (3) The specified date is— (a) the date on which the triggering event occurred, in the case of— (i) notifications given under section 33(1) of the Act— (aa) in respect of an item 4A, 4B or 7A triggering event, by the scheme proprietor; (bb) in respect of an item 6 or 8 triggering event, by the person who made the decision; (cc) in respect of an item 10 triggering event, by the trustees; (ii) notifications given under section 33(7A) or (8) of the Act; (b) the date on which the scheme proprietor ends the relationship or arrangement with the scheme by virtue of which it is the scheme proprietor, in the case of notifications given under section 33(1) of the Act by the scheme proprietor in respect of an item 7B triggering event; (c) the date on which the person under the duty to notify became aware that the event had occurred, in the case of— (i) notifications given under section 33(1) of the Act which are not mentioned in sub-paragraph (a)(i) or (b); (ii) notifications given under section 33(3A) or (9A) of the Act.
48 Triggering events: notification requirements
(1) A trustee who is required to give a required notification under section 33(3A) of the Act (notification of triggering events in relation to an unconnected multiple employer scheme) must notify each employer and the scheme proprietor of the following matters— (a) that, unless not required to submit an implementation strategy by virtue of section 39(2)(a) or (3)(a) of the Act, the trustees— (i) have submitted an implementation strategy to the Pensions Regulator and the date on which they did so, or (as the case may be) will submit an implementation strategy to the Pensions Regulator before the end of the period specified in regulation 49, and (ii) will make the implementation strategy available to each employer and the scheme proprietor after it has been approved by the Pensions Regulator; (b) the timetable for future communications with each employer and the scheme proprietor. (2) Notifications under section 33 of the Act must be given before the end of the period of— (a) in the case of notifications to the Pensions Regulator, seven days, (b) in the case of notifications to an employer or the scheme proprietor, 14 days, or (c) in the case of notifications to trustees, two days, beginning with the date specified in paragraph (3). (3) The specified date is— (a) the date on which the triggering event occurred, in the case of— (i) notifications given under section 33(1) of the Act— (aa) in respect of an item 4A, 4B or 7A triggering event, by the scheme proprietor; (bb) in respect of an item 6 or 8 triggering event, by the person who made the decision; (cc) in respect of an item 10 triggering event, by the trustees; (ii) notifications given under section 33(7A) or (8) of the Act; (b) the date on which the scheme proprietor ends the relationship or arrangement with the scheme by virtue of which it is the scheme proprietor, in the case of notifications given under section 33(1) of the Act by the scheme proprietor in respect of an item 7B triggering event; (c) the date on which the person under the duty to notify became aware that the event had occurred, in the case of— (i) notifications given under section 33(1) of the Act which are not mentioned in sub-paragraph (a)(i) or (b); (ii) notifications given under section 33(3A) or (9A) of the Act.
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