The Public Service (Civil Servants and Others) Pensions Regulations 2014
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(1) This regulation applies if— (a) the employment of one or more persons (“the transferred employees”) is transferred without their consent to a new employer; (b) on that transfer, the transferred employees— (i) cease to be active members of an occupational pension scheme (“the former employer’s scheme”); and (ii) become active members of this scheme; (c) the scheme manager has agreed special terms for the acceptance of transfer payments from the former employer’s scheme in respect of the rights of the transferred employees, after consulting the scheme actuary; and (d) the transferred employees have consented in writing to their rights being transferred in accordance with those terms. (2) This regulation also applies if— (a) the rights of one or more persons (“the transferred members”) are transferred from an occupational pension scheme (“the former scheme”) to this scheme without their consent in accordance with section 73(2)(a)(i) and (4)(b) (form of short service benefit and its alternatives) of PSA 1993; and (b) the scheme manager has agreed special terms for the acceptance of transfer payments from the former scheme in respect of the rights of the transferred members, after consultation with the scheme actuary. (3) This scheme has effect with any modifications the scheme manager considers necessary to give effect to the special terms. (4) If a Minister of the Crown gives an undertaking concerning the pension rights of the transferred employees or the transferred members, this scheme has effect with any modifications the scheme manager considers necessary to reflect the terms of the undertaking. (5) If the transfer is directly or indirectly attributable to an enactment, this scheme has effect with any modifications the scheme manager considers necessary in consequence of the transfer.
156 Bulk transfers in
(1) This regulation applies if— (a) the employment of one or more persons (“the transferred employees”) is transferred without their consent to a new employer; (b) on that transfer, the transferred employees— (i) cease to be active members of an occupational pension scheme (“the former employer’s scheme”); and (ii) become active members of this scheme; (c) the scheme manager has agreed special terms for the acceptance of transfer payments from the former employer’s scheme in respect of the rights of the transferred employees, after consulting the scheme actuary; and (d) the transferred employees have consented in writing to their rights being transferred in accordance with those terms. (2) This regulation also applies if— (a) the rights of one or more persons (“the transferred members”) are transferred from an occupational pension scheme (“the former scheme”) to this scheme without their consent in accordance with section 73(2)(a)(i) and (4)(b) (form of short service benefit and its alternatives) of PSA 1993; and (b) the scheme manager has agreed special terms for the acceptance of transfer payments from the former scheme in respect of the rights of the transferred members, after consultation with the scheme actuary. (3) This scheme has effect with any modifications the scheme manager considers necessary to give effect to the special terms. (4) If a Minister of the Crown gives an undertaking concerning the pension rights of the transferred employees or the transferred members, this scheme has effect with any modifications the scheme manager considers necessary to reflect the terms of the undertaking. (5) If the transfer is directly or indirectly attributable to an enactment, this scheme has effect with any modifications the scheme manager considers necessary in consequence of the transfer.
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