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The Firefighters’ Pension Scheme (England) Regulations 2014

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124 Payments to be made from the Firefighters’ Pension Fund

The scheme manager must make payments out of the FPF in respect of the following— (a) any repayment of a member’s contributions and payments required by regulation 116 (refund of all member contributions and payments for extra pension made by member); (b) any refund of the amount of the employer additional contribution for an ill-health award under regulation 119 (refund of employer additional contribution for ill-health award following review); (c) any pension or award payable under this scheme; (d) any club transfer value payment to be paid in respect of a member’s accrued benefits in this scheme; and (e) any transfer value payment required to be paid in respect of a member’s accrued benefits in this scheme.

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124 Payments to be made from the Firefighters’ Pension Fund

The scheme manager must make payments out of the FPF in respect of the following— (a) any repayment of a member’s contributions and payments required by regulation 116 (refund of all member contributions and payments for extra pension made by member); (b) any refund of the amount of the employer additional contribution for an ill-health award under regulation 119 (refund of employer additional contribution for ill-health award following review); (c) any pension or award payable under this scheme; (d) any club transfer value payment to be paid in respect of a member’s accrued benefits in this scheme; and (e) any transfer value payment required to be paid in respect of a member’s accrued benefits in this scheme.

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