The Pensions Act 2004 (Codes of Practice) (Revocation) Order 2024
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2 Revocation of Codes of Practice
The following Codes of Practice are revoked with effect from 28th March 2024— (a) the Pensions Regulator Code of Practice No. 1: Reporting breaches of the Law; (b) the Pensions Regulator Code of Practice No. 4: Early leavers – reasonable periods; (c) the Pensions Regulator Code of Practice No. 5: Reporting late payment of contributions to occupational money purchase schemes; (d) the Pensions Regulator Code of Practice No. 6: Reporting late payment of contributions to personal pensions; (e) the Pensions Regulator Code of Practice No. 7: Trustee knowledge and understanding (TKU); (f) the Pensions Regulator Code of Practice No. 8: Member-nominated Trustees and Directors – putting in place and implementing arrangements; (g) the Pensions Regulator Code of Practice No. 9: Internal Controls; (h) the Pensions Regulator Code of Practice No. 11: Dispute resolution – reasonable periods; (i) the Pensions Regulator Code of Practice No. 7: Trustee knowledge and understanding (TKU): Second issue; (j) the Pensions Regulator Code of Practice No. 5: Reporting late payment of contributions to occupational pension schemes: Second issue; (k) the Pensions Regulator Code of Practice No. 6: Reporting late payment of contributions to personal pension schemes: Second issue; (l) the Pensions Regulator Code of Practice No. 14: Governance and administration of public service pension schemes; (m) the Pensions Regulator Code of Practice No. 13: Governance and administration of occupational trust-based schemes providing money purchase benefits.
2 Revocation of Codes of Practice
The following Codes of Practice are revoked with effect from 28th March 2024— (a) the Pensions Regulator Code of Practice No. 1: Reporting breaches of the Law; (b) the Pensions Regulator Code of Practice No. 4: Early leavers – reasonable periods; (c) the Pensions Regulator Code of Practice No. 5: Reporting late payment of contributions to occupational money purchase schemes; (d) the Pensions Regulator Code of Practice No. 6: Reporting late payment of contributions to personal pensions; (e) the Pensions Regulator Code of Practice No. 7: Trustee knowledge and understanding (TKU); (f) the Pensions Regulator Code of Practice No. 8: Member-nominated Trustees and Directors – putting in place and implementing arrangements; (g) the Pensions Regulator Code of Practice No. 9: Internal Controls; (h) the Pensions Regulator Code of Practice No. 11: Dispute resolution – reasonable periods; (i) the Pensions Regulator Code of Practice No. 7: Trustee knowledge and understanding (TKU): Second issue; (j) the Pensions Regulator Code of Practice No. 5: Reporting late payment of contributions to occupational pension schemes: Second issue; (k) the Pensions Regulator Code of Practice No. 6: Reporting late payment of contributions to personal pension schemes: Second issue; (l) the Pensions Regulator Code of Practice No. 14: Governance and administration of public service pension schemes; (m) the Pensions Regulator Code of Practice No. 13: Governance and administration of occupational trust-based schemes providing money purchase benefits.
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