The Public Service (Civil Servants and Others) Pensions Regulations 2014
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166 Forfeiture: offences committed by a member’s beneficiary
(1) If the beneficiary of a deceased member of this scheme (D) is convicted of a relevant criminal offence, the scheme manager may withhold benefits payable to the beneficiary in respect of D. (2) The scheme manager may withhold benefits to the extent the scheme manager considers appropriate but may only withhold that part of a pension that exceeds any guaranteed minimum to which the beneficiary is entitled under section 17 of PSA1993. (3) If the scheme manager withholds all of the benefits payable to a beneficiary, Part8 (death benefits) applies as if the beneficiary had died before D. (4) In this regulation, “relevant criminal offence” means— (a) the murder of D; (b) the manslaughter of D; or (c) any other offence of which the unlawful killing of D is an element.
166 Forfeiture: offences committed by a member’s beneficiary
(1) If the beneficiary of a deceased member of this scheme (D) is convicted of a relevant criminal offence, the scheme manager may withhold benefits payable to the beneficiary in respect of D. (2) The scheme manager may withhold benefits to the extent the scheme manager considers appropriate but may only withhold that part of a pension that exceeds any guaranteed minimum to which the beneficiary is entitled under section 17 of PSA1993. (3) If the scheme manager withholds all of the benefits payable to a beneficiary, Part8 (death benefits) applies as if the beneficiary had died before D. (4) In this regulation, “relevant criminal offence” means— (a) the murder of D; (b) the manslaughter of D; or (c) any other offence of which the unlawful killing of D is an element.
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