# The British Transport (Pensions of Employees) (No. 1) Order 1968, Article 7: Designation of pension schemes for employees or new authorities or their subsidiaries, if no other pension schemes are available


Where on or after the 18th November 1968 a person enters any employment specified in the Table below (whether by reason of becoming an employee of a particular nationalised transport body or by reason of a change in the terms and conditions of his existing employment by such a body) and apart from the provisions of this Article that person would not be eligible to become a member of a transport pension scheme appropriate to the employment which he is entering, then he shall be eligible to become a member of the established scheme specified in that Table in relation to that employment:—
TABLE
Employment
Established Scheme
1. Employment by the Freight Corporation or by a subsidiary of that Corporation (not being a body mentioned at 5 below) on terms and conditions which would have created eligibility for membership of the scheme opposite if the employment entered had been that of British Road Services Limited.
British Road Services (Salaried Staff) Group Superannuation Fund.
2. Employment by any of the bodies at 1 above on terms and conditions which would have created eligibility for membership of the scheme opposite if the employment entered had been that of British Road Services Limited.
British Road Services (Male Wages Grades) Group Pension Fund.
3. Employment by the Bus Company or by a subisidary of that Company on terms and conditions which would have created eligibility for membership of the scheme opposite if the employment entered had been that of Tilling Association Limited.
Tilling Group Pension Fund.
4. Employment by the Scottish Group or by a subsidiary of that Group on terms and conditions which would have created eligibility for membership of the scheme opposite if the employment entered had been that of Scottish Bus Group Limited.
Scottish Bus Group Pension Fund.
5. Employment by the freightliner company or the freight-sundries company or by a subsidiary of either of those companies on terms and conditions which would have created eligibility for membership of the scheme opposite if the employment entered had been that of the Railways Board.
London and North Eastern Railway Superannuation Fund.
6. Employment by any of the bodies mentioned at 5 above on terms and conditions which would have created eligibility for membership of the scheme opposite if the employment entered had been that of the Railways Board.
British Railways (Wages Grades) Pension Fund.

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1968/2011/article/7 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/british-transport-pensions-of-employees-no-1-order-1968/article-7
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