Public Service Pensions Act 2013
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24 Other procedure
(1) Scheme regulations are subject to the affirmative procedure if— (a) they amend primary legislation, (b) section 23(1) or (2) (procedure for retrospective provision having significant adverse effects) applies, or (c) they are scheme regulations for a scheme relating to the judiciary, unless the pension board for that scheme has stated that it considers the regulations to be minor or wholly beneficial. (2) Scheme regulations are subject to the negative procedure in any other case. (3) If scheme regulations otherwise subject to the negative procedure are combined with scheme regulations subject to the affirmative procedure, the combined regulations are subject to the affirmative procedure.
24 Other procedure
(1) Scheme regulations are subject to the affirmative procedure if— (a) they amend primary legislation, (b) section 23(1) or (2) (procedure for retrospective provision having significant adverse effects) applies, or (c) they are scheme regulations for a scheme relating to the judiciary, unless the pension board for that scheme has stated that it considers the regulations to be minor or wholly beneficial. (2) Scheme regulations are subject to the negative procedure in any other case. (3) If scheme regulations otherwise subject to the negative procedure are combined with scheme regulations subject to the affirmative procedure, the combined regulations are subject to the affirmative procedure.
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