Pensions Act 2014
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11 Reduced rate elections: effect on section 4 pensions
(1) Section 4(1)(b) (minimum number of qualifying years for state pension at the transitional rate) does not apply to a woman if a reduced rate election was in force in respect of her at the beginning of the relevant 35-year period. (2) Schedule 6 modifies the rules about the transitional rate of the state pension for a woman if a reduced rate election was in force in respect of her at the beginning of the relevant 35-year period. (3) In this section— “reduced rate election” means an election made, or treated as having been made, under regulations under section 19(4) of the Contributions and Benefits Act; “relevant 35-year period” means the 35-year period ending with the tax year before the one in which the woman reached pensionable age.
11 Reduced rate elections: effect on section 4 pensions
(1) Section 4(1)(b) (minimum number of qualifying years for state pension at the transitional rate) does not apply to a woman if a reduced rate election was in force in respect of her at the beginning of the relevant 35-year period. (2) Schedule 6 modifies the rules about the transitional rate of the state pension for a woman if a reduced rate election was in force in respect of her at the beginning of the relevant 35-year period. (3) In this section— “reduced rate election” means an election made, or treated as having been made, under regulations under section 19(4) of the Contributions and Benefits Act; “relevant 35-year period” means the 35-year period ending with the tax year before the one in which the woman reached pensionable age.
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