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The Public Service (Civil Servants and Others) Pensions Regulations 2014

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22 Automatic re-enrolment

(1) This regulation applies if, on the automatic re-enrolment date, an eligible person in relation to service in a scheme employment is not in pensionable service under this scheme in relation to service in that employment. (2) On the automatic re-enrolment date, the scheme manager must enrol P in this scheme in relation to service in that employment if the employer is required under section 5 (automatic re-enrolment) of the Pensions Act2008 to make arrangements for P to be an active member of a pension scheme. (3) For the purpose of paragraph (2), the employer is required to make arrangements under that section even if— (a) P has not reached the age of 22; (b) P has reached normal pension age; or (c) the earnings requirements under that section are not met.

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22 Automatic re-enrolment

(1) This regulation applies if, on the automatic re-enrolment date, an eligible person in relation to service in a scheme employment is not in pensionable service under this scheme in relation to service in that employment. (2) On the automatic re-enrolment date, the scheme manager must enrol P in this scheme in relation to service in that employment if the employer is required under section 5 (automatic re-enrolment) of the Pensions Act2008 to make arrangements for P to be an active member of a pension scheme. (3) For the purpose of paragraph (2), the employer is required to make arrangements under that section even if— (a) P has not reached the age of 22; (b) P has reached normal pension age; or (c) the earnings requirements under that section are not met.

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