The Public Service (Civil Servants and Others) Pensions Regulations 2014
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122 Nominations for lump sum death benefits
(1) A member of this scheme may nominate a person or persons to receive a lump sum death benefit. (2) The member may nominate— (a) one or more individuals; (b) one incorporated or unincorporated body; or (c) one or more individuals and one incorporated or unincorporated body. (3) A nomination may specify how payments are to be apportioned between— (a) 2 or more individuals; or (b) one or more individuals and one incorporated or unincorporated body. (4) A nomination may only be made by signed notice to the scheme manager in a form the scheme manager requires or is willing to accept. (5) A member may revoke or alter a nomination by a further signed notice to the scheme manager in a form the scheme manager requires or is willing to accept.
122 Nominations for lump sum death benefits
(1) A member of this scheme may nominate a person or persons to receive a lump sum death benefit. (2) The member may nominate— (a) one or more individuals; (b) one incorporated or unincorporated body; or (c) one or more individuals and one incorporated or unincorporated body. (3) A nomination may specify how payments are to be apportioned between— (a) 2 or more individuals; or (b) one or more individuals and one incorporated or unincorporated body. (4) A nomination may only be made by signed notice to the scheme manager in a form the scheme manager requires or is willing to accept. (5) A member may revoke or alter a nomination by a further signed notice to the scheme manager in a form the scheme manager requires or is willing to accept.
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