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

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28 Meaning of “deferred member”

(1) A person (P) becomes a deferred member of this scheme in relation to a continuous period of pensionable service under this scheme (“the relevant service”) if paragraph (2) or (3) applies. (2) This paragraph applies if— (a) P ceases to be an active member of this scheme in relation to the relevant service before P reaches normal pension age under this scheme; (b) P does not become a pensioner member of this scheme in relation to the relevant service; and (c) P has at least 2 years’ qualifying service or a transfer payment otherwise than from another occupational pension scheme has been received by this scheme in relation to P. (3) This paragraph applies if— (a) P ceases to be an active member of this scheme in relation to the relevant service on or after P reaches normal pension age under this scheme; and (b) P does not become a pensioner member of this scheme in relation to the relevant service. (4) A person becomes a deferred member of this scheme in relation to an amount of accrued earned pension if the scheme manager so directs under regulation 78(2) (deferment of accrued earned pension attributable to a transfer payment). (5) A person becomes a deferred member of this scheme in relation to an amount of added pension if — (a) the circumstances in regulation 79(1) apply (deferment of added pension attributable to recent payments); or (b) the person exercises the option under regulation 83 (option to defer payment of added pension).

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28 Meaning of “deferred member”

(1) A person (P) becomes a deferred member of this scheme in relation to a continuous period of pensionable service under this scheme (“the relevant service”) if paragraph (2) or (3) applies. (2) This paragraph applies if— (a) P ceases to be an active member of this scheme in relation to the relevant service before P reaches normal pension age under this scheme; (b) P does not become a pensioner member of this scheme in relation to the relevant service; and (c) P has at least 2 years’ qualifying service or a transfer payment otherwise than from another occupational pension scheme has been received by this scheme in relation to P. (3) This paragraph applies if— (a) P ceases to be an active member of this scheme in relation to the relevant service on or after P reaches normal pension age under this scheme; and (b) P does not become a pensioner member of this scheme in relation to the relevant service. (4) A person becomes a deferred member of this scheme in relation to an amount of accrued earned pension if the scheme manager so directs under regulation 78(2) (deferment of accrued earned pension attributable to a transfer payment). (5) A person becomes a deferred member of this scheme in relation to an amount of added pension if — (a) the circumstances in regulation 79(1) apply (deferment of added pension attributable to recent payments); or (b) the person exercises the option under regulation 83 (option to defer payment of added pension).

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