The Judicial Pensions (Remediable Service etc.) Regulations 2023
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29 Application of Part
(1) This Part applies where a relevant fee-paid judge (“R”) has relevant service in a judicial office. (2) “Relevant service” is any continuous period of service that meets the following conditions. (3) The first condition is that the service in question took place in the period beginning with 1st April 2015 and ending with 31st March 2022. (4) The second condition is that the service— (a) is pensionable service under a judicial legacy scheme, or (b) would have been pensionable service under a judicial scheme but for the fact that the person, in accordance with the scheme, opted that it should not be (or failed to opt that it should be) pensionable service under the scheme. (5) The second condition is met if all of the service in question falls within paragraph (4)(a) and (b) (even if it does not fall within only one of those paragraphs). (6) The third condition is that there is no disqualifying gap in service falling within the period— (a) beginning with the day after the most recent day in relation to which section 103(3)(c) PSPJOA 2022 applies in relation to R, and (b) ending with the day before the first day of the relevant service. (7) For the purposes of paragraph (4)(b), a person is treated as having opted in accordance with the scheme that service should not be pensionable service under a judicial scheme if the service would have been pensionable service under that scheme (or would have been if the person had opted that it should be) but for the fact that the person had a partnership pension account. (8) This Part does not apply in relation to any payment or transfer of assets and liabilities that would otherwise be payable or required to be made under this Part where a corresponding payment or a corresponding transfer of assets and liabilities has been made. (9) In paragraph (8)— a “corresponding payment” is a payment that has been made in relation to R’s relevant service that corresponds to a payment that is payable or required to be made under this Part; a “corresponding transfer of assets and liabilities” is a transfer of assets and liabilities that has been made in relation to R’s relevant service that corresponds to a transfer of assets and liabilities that is required to be made under this Part. (10) Regulations 33 to 45 do not apply in relation to R where R is a person described in— (a) regulation 32(1) and the steps mentioned in regulation 32(2) have not been taken in relation to R; (b) regulation 32(3) and the steps mentioned in regulation 32(4) have not been taken in relation to R.
29 Application of Part
(1) This Part applies where a relevant fee-paid judge (“R”) has relevant service in a judicial office. (2) “Relevant service” is any continuous period of service that meets the following conditions. (3) The first condition is that the service in question took place in the period beginning with 1st April 2015 and ending with 31st March 2022. (4) The second condition is that the service— (a) is pensionable service under a judicial legacy scheme, or (b) would have been pensionable service under a judicial scheme but for the fact that the person, in accordance with the scheme, opted that it should not be (or failed to opt that it should be) pensionable service under the scheme. (5) The second condition is met if all of the service in question falls within paragraph (4)(a) and (b) (even if it does not fall within only one of those paragraphs). (6) The third condition is that there is no disqualifying gap in service falling within the period— (a) beginning with the day after the most recent day in relation to which section 103(3)(c) PSPJOA 2022 applies in relation to R, and (b) ending with the day before the first day of the relevant service. (7) For the purposes of paragraph (4)(b), a person is treated as having opted in accordance with the scheme that service should not be pensionable service under a judicial scheme if the service would have been pensionable service under that scheme (or would have been if the person had opted that it should be) but for the fact that the person had a partnership pension account. (8) This Part does not apply in relation to any payment or transfer of assets and liabilities that would otherwise be payable or required to be made under this Part where a corresponding payment or a corresponding transfer of assets and liabilities has been made. (9) In paragraph (8)— a “corresponding payment” is a payment that has been made in relation to R’s relevant service that corresponds to a payment that is payable or required to be made under this Part; a “corresponding transfer of assets and liabilities” is a transfer of assets and liabilities that has been made in relation to R’s relevant service that corresponds to a transfer of assets and liabilities that is required to be made under this Part. (10) Regulations 33 to 45 do not apply in relation to R where R is a person described in— (a) regulation 32(1) and the steps mentioned in regulation 32(2) have not been taken in relation to R; (b) regulation 32(3) and the steps mentioned in regulation 32(4) have not been taken in relation to R.
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