The Armed Forces Pension Regulations 2014
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61 Election to allocate pension
(1) An active member or deferred member may elect to allocate a part of the amount of the annual rate of any of the member’s pensions under this scheme to another person. (2) No election may be made in respect of an ill-health pension payable under regulations 51, 52 or 56 (entitlement to ill-health pension: active member with permanent serious ill-health; entitlement to ill-health pension: active member with significant impairment of capacity for gainful employment; or entitlement to ill-health pension: deferred member with permanent serious ill-health) or an added pension (member). (3) The member may not elect to allocate more than the permitted percentage of the member’s annual pension under this scheme. (4) In paragraph (3) “the permitted percentage” means 37.5%, or such lower percentage as appears to the scheme manager, after consultation with the scheme actuary, to be capable of being allocated under this rule without risking that a part of the pension to which any person becomes entitled on the death of the member after age 75 does not qualify as a dependants’ scheme pension for the purpose of section 167 of the FA 2004 (the pension death benefit rules) (see paragraphs 16 to 16B of Schedule 28 to that Act). (5) If a member wishes to allocate pension to more than one person— (a) a separate election must be made in respect of each of them; and (b) the limit under paragraph (4) applies to the total amount allocated. (6) If— (a) an election does not comply with paragraph (4), or (b) taken together the member’s elections do not so comply, the scheme administrator may treat the election or, as the case may be, each of the elections, as then allocating such smaller amount as would result in the election, or the elections taken together so complying.
61 Election to allocate pension
(1) An active member or deferred member may elect to allocate a part of the amount of the annual rate of any of the member’s pensions under this scheme to another person. (2) No election may be made in respect of an ill-health pension payable under regulations 51, 52 or 56 (entitlement to ill-health pension: active member with permanent serious ill-health; entitlement to ill-health pension: active member with significant impairment of capacity for gainful employment; or entitlement to ill-health pension: deferred member with permanent serious ill-health) or an added pension (member). (3) The member may not elect to allocate more than the permitted percentage of the member’s annual pension under this scheme. (4) In paragraph (3) “the permitted percentage” means 37.5%, or such lower percentage as appears to the scheme manager, after consultation with the scheme actuary, to be capable of being allocated under this rule without risking that a part of the pension to which any person becomes entitled on the death of the member after age 75 does not qualify as a dependants’ scheme pension for the purpose of section 167 of the FA 2004 (the pension death benefit rules) (see paragraphs 16 to 16B of Schedule 28 to that Act). (5) If a member wishes to allocate pension to more than one person— (a) a separate election must be made in respect of each of them; and (b) the limit under paragraph (4) applies to the total amount allocated. (6) If— (a) an election does not comply with paragraph (4), or (b) taken together the member’s elections do not so comply, the scheme administrator may treat the election or, as the case may be, each of the elections, as then allocating such smaller amount as would result in the election, or the elections taken together so complying.
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