Public Service Pensions Act 2013
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SCHEDULE 2 Responsible authorities
Section 2(1) Civil servants and judiciary 1 Scheme regulations for civil servants may be made by the Minister for the Civil Service. 2 (1) Scheme regulations for the judiciary may be made by the Lord Chancellor. (2) Before making scheme regulations in relation to an office with a jurisdiction exercised exclusively in relation to Scotland, the Lord Chancellor must consult the Secretary of State. Local government workers 3 Scheme regulations for local government workers may be made by— (a) the Secretary of State, in or as regards England and Wales; (b) the Scottish Ministers, in or as regards Scotland. Teachers 4 Scheme regulations for teachers may be made by— (a) the Secretary of State, in or as regards England and Wales; (b) the Scottish Ministers, in or as regards Scotland. Health service workers 5 Scheme regulations for health service workers may be made by— (a) the Secretary of State, in or as regards England and Wales; (b) the Scottish Ministers, in or as regards Scotland. Fire and rescue workers 6 Scheme regulations for fire and rescue workers may be made by— (a) the Secretary of State, in or as regards England; (b) the Welsh Ministers, in or as regards Wales; (c) the Scottish Ministers, in or as regards Scotland. Police forces 7 Scheme regulations for members of a police force may be made by— (a) the Secretary of State, in or as regards England and Wales; (b) the Scottish Ministers, in or as regards Scotland. Armed forces 8 Scheme regulations for the armed forces may be made by the Secretary of State.
SCHEDULE 2 Responsible authorities
Section 2(1) Civil servants and judiciary 1 Scheme regulations for civil servants may be made by the Minister for the Civil Service. 2 (1) Scheme regulations for the judiciary may be made by the Lord Chancellor. (2) Before making scheme regulations in relation to an office with a jurisdiction exercised exclusively in relation to Scotland, the Lord Chancellor must consult the Secretary of State. Local government workers 3 Scheme regulations for local government workers may be made by— (a) the Secretary of State, in or as regards England and Wales; (b) the Scottish Ministers, in or as regards Scotland. Teachers 4 Scheme regulations for teachers may be made by— (a) the Secretary of State, in or as regards England and Wales; (b) the Scottish Ministers, in or as regards Scotland. Health service workers 5 Scheme regulations for health service workers may be made by— (a) the Secretary of State, in or as regards England and Wales; (b) the Scottish Ministers, in or as regards Scotland. Fire and rescue workers 6 Scheme regulations for fire and rescue workers may be made by— (a) the Secretary of State, in or as regards England; (b) the Welsh Ministers, in or as regards Wales; (c) the Scottish Ministers, in or as regards Scotland. Police forces 7 Scheme regulations for members of a police force may be made by— (a) the Secretary of State, in or as regards England and Wales; (b) the Scottish Ministers, in or as regards Scotland. Armed forces 8 Scheme regulations for the armed forces may be made by the Secretary of State.
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