The Firefighters’ Pension Scheme (England) Regulations 2014
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173 Forfeiture of lump sum death benefit: offences committed by other persons
(1) If a person is convicted of a relevant offence, the scheme manager must withhold all of any lump sum death benefit payable to that person in respect of a member under Chapter 4 of Part 6 (death benefits). (2) In this regulation, relevant offence means— (a) the murder of the member; (b) the manslaughter of the member; or (c) any other offence of which the unlawful killing of the member is an element. (3) If paragraph (1) applies and the scheme manager withholds all benefits, Part 6 (death benefits) applies as if that person had died before the member. (4) If a person is convicted of a relevant offence and the conviction is subsequently quashed on appeal the scheme manager may, to such extent and for such duration as it thinks fit, restore to that person so much of any benefit as has been withheld under this regulation. (5) Nothing in paragraph (4) is to affect the application of paragraph (1) if the person whose conviction is quashed is subsequently convicted of a relevant offence.
173 Forfeiture of lump sum death benefit: offences committed by other persons
(1) If a person is convicted of a relevant offence, the scheme manager must withhold all of any lump sum death benefit payable to that person in respect of a member under Chapter 4 of Part 6 (death benefits). (2) In this regulation, relevant offence means— (a) the murder of the member; (b) the manslaughter of the member; or (c) any other offence of which the unlawful killing of the member is an element. (3) If paragraph (1) applies and the scheme manager withholds all benefits, Part 6 (death benefits) applies as if that person had died before the member. (4) If a person is convicted of a relevant offence and the conviction is subsequently quashed on appeal the scheme manager may, to such extent and for such duration as it thinks fit, restore to that person so much of any benefit as has been withheld under this regulation. (5) Nothing in paragraph (4) is to affect the application of paragraph (1) if the person whose conviction is quashed is subsequently convicted of a relevant offence.
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