The Armed Forces Pensions (Remediable Service) (Amendment) Regulations 2025
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7 Amendment of the Reserve Forces Non Regular Permanent Staff (Pension and Attributable Benefits Schemes) Regulations 2011
(1) The Reserve Forces Non Regular Permanent Staff (Pension and Attributable Benefits Schemes) Regulations 2011 are amended as follows. (2) In Schedule 1 (the Non Regular Permanent Staff Pension Scheme), rule A.1 (interpretation general), paragraph (2), omit the definition of “AFRS 2020”. (3) In Schedule 4 (remediable service), paragraph 1 (interpretation), for the definition of “legacy scheme” substitute— “legacy scheme”, in relation to a remedy member’s remediable service, means the NRPS 2011 and “legacy scheme benefits” means NRPS 2011 benefits; .
7 Amendment of the Reserve Forces Non Regular Permanent Staff (Pension and Attributable Benefits Schemes) Regulations 2011
(1) The Reserve Forces Non Regular Permanent Staff (Pension and Attributable Benefits Schemes) Regulations 2011 are amended as follows. (2) In Schedule 1 (the Non Regular Permanent Staff Pension Scheme), rule A.1 (interpretation general), paragraph (2), omit the definition of “AFRS 2020”. (3) In Schedule 4 (remediable service), paragraph 1 (interpretation), for the definition of “legacy scheme” substitute— “legacy scheme”, in relation to a remedy member’s remediable service, means the NRPS 2011 and “legacy scheme benefits” means NRPS 2011 benefits; .
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