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The Shared Parental Leave and Statutory Shared Parental Pay (Consequential Amendments to Subordinate Legislation) Order 2014

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22 Teachers’ Pensions Regulations 2010

(1) The Teachers’ Pensions Regulations 2010 are amended as follows. (2) In regulation 7 (employment not pensionable: general), in paragraph (2)— (a) in sub-paragraph (b)— (i) after “parental,” insert “shared parental or”; (ii) omit “or additional paternity”; (b) in sub-paragraph (c)— (i) omit “, or additional statutory paternity pay”; (ii) at the end insert “or statutory shared parental pay”. (3) In regulation 15 (contributable salary), in paragraph (2) — (a) in sub-paragraph (b)— (i) omit “additional paternity,”; (ii) after “parental” insert “, shared parental”; (b) in sub-paragraph (c)— (i) omit “additional paternity,”; (ii) for “or adoption leave” substitute “shared parental or adoption leave”. (4) In regulation 22 (entitlement to repayment of balance of contributions), in paragraph (3)— (a) omit “additional paternity,”; (b) after “parental” insert “, shared parental”. (5) In regulation 40 (average salary : supplemental), in paragraph (9)(a)— (a) after “parental,” insert “ shared parental or”; (b) omit “or additional paternity”. (6) In regulation 43 (calculation of reckonable service where pensionable employment is part time), in paragraph (4)(b)— (a) omit “, additional paternity”; (b) for “or adoption leave” substitute “, shared parental or adoption leave”. (7) In regulation 95 (adult pensions: short term rate), in paragraph (2)(a)— (a) omit “, additional paternity”; (b) for “or adoption leave” substitute “, shared parental or adoption leave”. (8) In regulation 98 (child pensions: short term rate), in paragraph (3)(a)— (a) omit “, additional paternity”; (b) for “or adoption leave” substitute “ shared parental or adoption leave”. (9) In regulation 131 (employers: records etc.), in paragraph (1)(g)— (a) omit “, additional paternity”; (b) after “parental” insert “, shared parental”. (10) In Schedule 1 (glossary of expressions)— (a) omit the words “ additional paternity leave” and the meaning ascribed to that expression; (b) omit the words “additional statutory paternity pay” and the meaning ascribed to that expression; (c) after the entry for the expression “section 9(2)(B) rights” insert— shared parental leave | leave under section 75E or 75G of the Employment Rights Act 1996. (d) after the entry for the expression “state pensionable age” insert— statutory shared parental pay | statutory shared parental pay payable in accordance with Part 12ZC of the Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992.

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22 Teachers’ Pensions Regulations 2010

(1) The Teachers’ Pensions Regulations 2010 are amended as follows. (2) In regulation 7 (employment not pensionable: general), in paragraph (2)— (a) in sub-paragraph (b)— (i) after “parental,” insert “shared parental or”; (ii) omit “or additional paternity”; (b) in sub-paragraph (c)— (i) omit “, or additional statutory paternity pay”; (ii) at the end insert “or statutory shared parental pay”. (3) In regulation 15 (contributable salary), in paragraph (2) — (a) in sub-paragraph (b)— (i) omit “additional paternity,”; (ii) after “parental” insert “, shared parental”; (b) in sub-paragraph (c)— (i) omit “additional paternity,”; (ii) for “or adoption leave” substitute “shared parental or adoption leave”. (4) In regulation 22 (entitlement to repayment of balance of contributions), in paragraph (3)— (a) omit “additional paternity,”; (b) after “parental” insert “, shared parental”. (5) In regulation 40 (average salary : supplemental), in paragraph (9)(a)— (a) after “parental,” insert “ shared parental or”; (b) omit “or additional paternity”. (6) In regulation 43 (calculation of reckonable service where pensionable employment is part time), in paragraph (4)(b)— (a) omit “, additional paternity”; (b) for “or adoption leave” substitute “, shared parental or adoption leave”. (7) In regulation 95 (adult pensions: short term rate), in paragraph (2)(a)— (a) omit “, additional paternity”; (b) for “or adoption leave” substitute “, shared parental or adoption leave”. (8) In regulation 98 (child pensions: short term rate), in paragraph (3)(a)— (a) omit “, additional paternity”; (b) for “or adoption leave” substitute “ shared parental or adoption leave”. (9) In regulation 131 (employers: records etc.), in paragraph (1)(g)— (a) omit “, additional paternity”; (b) after “parental” insert “, shared parental”. (10) In Schedule 1 (glossary of expressions)— (a) omit the words “ additional paternity leave” and the meaning ascribed to that expression; (b) omit the words “additional statutory paternity pay” and the meaning ascribed to that expression; (c) after the entry for the expression “section 9(2)(B) rights” insert— shared parental leave | leave under section 75E or 75G of the Employment Rights Act 1996. (d) after the entry for the expression “state pensionable age” insert— statutory shared parental pay | statutory shared parental pay payable in accordance with Part 12ZC of the Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992.

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