Regulation 27 Interpretation of Part 5I1
England and Wales
In this Part—
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“additional pension” means rights to benefits secured by virtue of an election under—
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in relation to the legacy scheme, paragraph 2 of Schedule 4 to the 2010 Regulations;
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in relation to the reformed scheme, paragraph 6 of Schedule 2 to the 2014 Regulations;
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“alternative reformed scheme additional pension value” means the value of additional pension determined pursuant to regulation 28(1)(a)(i);
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“bought out standard reduction” means rights to benefits secured by virtue of an election under paragraph 29 of Schedule 2 to the 2014 Regulations;
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“compensatable amount” means, where an amount by way of compensation relates to remediable voluntary contributions paid to secure—
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additional pension under the legacy scheme, the amount determined pursuant to regulation 28(1)(a)(ii);
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reformed scheme flexibilities, the amount determined pursuant to regulation 28(1)(b)(ii);
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“faster accrual” means rights to benefits secured by virtue of an election under paragraph 22 of Schedule 2 to the 2014 Regulations;
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“reformed scheme flexibility” means additional pension, bought out standard reduction or faster accrual secured under the reformed scheme;
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“relevant pension year” has the meaning given in direction 5(16)(c)(i) of the PSP Directions 2022;
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“remediable voluntary contribution” means a voluntary contributionf1 paid pursuant to an arrangement which commenced during the period of a remedy member’s remediable teacher service;
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“rights to alternative legacy scheme additional pension” means the rights to additional pension determined pursuant to regulation 28(1)(b)(i);
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“RVC election” has the meaning given in regulation 29(4)(c);
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“voluntary contribution” means a contribution paid by a remedy member to secure—
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additional pension under the legacy scheme, or
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a reformed scheme flexibility.
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Annotations
Commencement
Footnotes
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See section 110(1) of PSPJOA 2022 for the meaning of “voluntary contributions”.