Pensions Act 1995
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41B Climate change risk: publication of information
(1) Regulations may require the trustees or managers of an occupational pension scheme of a prescribed description to publish information of a prescribed description relating to the effects of climate change on the scheme (which may include information about matters to which regulations under section 41A may relate). (2) Regulations under subsection (1) may, among other things— (a) require the trustees or managers to publish a document of a prescribed description; (b) require information or a document to be made available free of charge; (c) require information or a document to be provided in a form that is or by means that are prescribed or of a prescribed description. (3) In complying with requirements imposed by the regulations, a trustee or manager must have regard to guidance prepared from time to time by the Secretary of State.
41B Climate change risk: publication of information
(1) Regulations may require the trustees or managers of an occupational pension scheme of a prescribed description to publish information of a prescribed description relating to the effects of climate change on the scheme (which may include information about matters to which regulations under section 41A may relate). (2) Regulations under subsection (1) may, among other things— (a) require the trustees or managers to publish a document of a prescribed description; (b) require information or a document to be made available free of charge; (c) require information or a document to be provided in a form that is or by means that are prescribed or of a prescribed description. (3) In complying with requirements imposed by the regulations, a trustee or manager must have regard to guidance prepared from time to time by the Secretary of State.
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