The Firefighters’ Pensions (Remediable Service) Regulations 2023
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Change 1
49 ... interpretation of Chapter 1
In this Chapter— “1992 IHR member” means a member entitled to an ill-health award under rule B3 of the 1992 Order; “2006 IHR member” means a member entitled to an ill-health pension under rule 2 of Part 3 of paragraph 1 of Schedule 1 to the 2006 Order; “2014 IHR member” means a member entitled to an ill-health pension under regulation 65 of the 2014 Regulations; “alternative scheme” means, in relation to— a 1992 IHR member or a 2006 IHR member, the reformed scheme; a 2014 IHR member, the member’s legacy scheme; “higher tier award” means, in relation to— the 1992 scheme, an award determined in accordance with paragraph B3(5)(b) of the 1992 Order; the 2006 scheme, an award determined in accordance with rule 2(4) of Part 3 of paragraph 1 of Schedule 1 of the 2006 Order; the reformed scheme, an ill-health pension payable under regulation 65(2) of the 2014 Regulations; “ill-health benefits” means benefits to which a 1992 IHR member, a 2006 IHR member or a 2014 IHR member is entitled; “IQMP” has the meaning given in regulation 3 of the 2014 Regulations; “lower tier award” means, in relation to— the 1992 scheme, an award determined in accordance with paragraph B3(5)(a) of the 1992 Order; the 2006 scheme, an award determined in accordance with rule 2(3) of Part 3 of paragraph 1 of Schedule 1 of the 2006 Order; the reformed scheme, an ill-health pension payable under regulation 65(1) of the 2014 Regulations. “remediable ill-health benefits” means ill-health benefits payable in relation to M’s remediable service as a firefighter.
49 ... interpretation of Chapter 1
In this Chapter— “1992 IHR member” means a member entitled to an ill-health award under rule B3 of the 1992 Order; “2006 IHR member” means a member entitled to an ill-health pension under rule 2 of Part 3 of paragraph 1 of Schedule 1 to the 2006 Order; “2014 IHR member” means a member entitled to an ill-health pension under regulation 65 of the 2014 Regulations; “alternative scheme” means, in relation to— a 1992 IHR member or a 2006 IHR member, the reformed scheme; a 2014 IHR member, the member’s legacy scheme; “higher tier award” means, in relation to— the 1992 scheme, an award determined in accordance with paragraph B3(5)(b) of the 1992 Order; the 2006 scheme, an award determined in accordance with rule 2(4) of Part 3 of paragraph 1 of Schedule 1 of the 2006 Order; the reformed scheme, an ill-health pension payable under regulation 65(2) of the 2014 Regulations; “ill-health benefits” means benefits to which a 1992 IHR member, a 2006 IHR member or a 2014 IHR member is entitled; “IQMP” has the meaning given in regulation 3 of the 2014 Regulations; “lower tier award” means, in relation to— the 1992 scheme, an award determined in accordance with paragraph B3(5)(a) of the 1992 Order; the 2006 scheme, an award determined in accordance with rule 2(3) of Part 3 of paragraph 1 of Schedule 1 of the 2006 Order; the reformed scheme, an ill-health pension payable under regulation 65(1) of the 2014 Regulations. “remediable ill-health benefits” means ill-health benefits payable in relation to M’s remediable service as a firefighter.
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