Pensions Act 2004
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106 Legal assistance scheme
(1) The Lord Chancellor may by regulations establish a scheme governing the provision of legal assistance in connection with proceedings before a tribunal in relation to a decision of the Regulator. (2) The legal assistance scheme may, in particular, make provision as to— (a) the kinds of legal assistance that may be provided; (b) the persons by whom legal assistance may be provided; (c) the manner in which applications for legal assistance are to be made; (d) the criteria on which eligibility for legal assistance is to be determined; (e) the persons or bodies by whom applications are to be determined; (f) appeals against refusals of applications; (g) the revocation or variation of decisions; (h) its administration and the enforcement of its provisions. (3) Legal assistance under the scheme may be provided subject to conditions or restrictions. (4) Those conditions may include conditions as to the making of contributions by the person to whom the assistance is provided. (5) The Lord Chancellor must fund, out of money provided by Parliament, the costs of the scheme including the costs of legal assistance provided under it. (6) In this Part “the legal assistance scheme” means any scheme in force by virtue of subsection (1).
106 Legal assistance scheme
(1) The Lord Chancellor may by regulations establish a scheme governing the provision of legal assistance in connection with proceedings before a tribunal in relation to a decision of the Regulator. (2) The legal assistance scheme may, in particular, make provision as to— (a) the kinds of legal assistance that may be provided; (b) the persons by whom legal assistance may be provided; (c) the manner in which applications for legal assistance are to be made; (d) the criteria on which eligibility for legal assistance is to be determined; (e) the persons or bodies by whom applications are to be determined; (f) appeals against refusals of applications; (g) the revocation or variation of decisions; (h) its administration and the enforcement of its provisions. (3) Legal assistance under the scheme may be provided subject to conditions or restrictions. (4) Those conditions may include conditions as to the making of contributions by the person to whom the assistance is provided. (5) The Lord Chancellor must fund, out of money provided by Parliament, the costs of the scheme including the costs of legal assistance provided under it. (6) In this Part “the legal assistance scheme” means any scheme in force by virtue of subsection (1).
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