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PART 1 Membership, contributions and benefits
SCHEDULES
1.In England, a county council, a district council, a London...
2.In Wales, a county council or a county borough council....
3.A joint board, body or committee appointed under any Act...
4.A Mayoral development corporation within the meaning of section 198...
9.A probation trust established under section 5 of the Offender...
12.An integrated transport authority within the meaning of Part 5...
14.A further education corporation, a sixth form college corporation or...
18.A National Park Authority established under Part 3 of the...
19.An Education Action Forum within the meaning of section 11...
20.A proprietor of an Academy within the meaning of section...
22.The Valuation Tribunal Service established under section 105 of the...
23.A conservation board established under section 86 of the Countryside...
24.A combined authority established by an order under section 103(1)...
25.The North Wales Corporate Joint Committee (established by the North...
26.The Mid Wales Corporate Joint Committee (established by the Mid...
27.The South East Wales Corporate Joint Committee (established by the...
28.The South West Wales Corporate Joint Committee (established by the...
1.The following bodies are admission bodies with whom an administering...
2.An approval under paragraph 1(e) may be subject to such...
3.The Scheme employer, if it is not also the administering...
5.If the admission body is exercising the functions of the...
6.An admission agreement must require the admission body to carry...
7.Notwithstanding paragraph 6, and subject to paragraph 8, the admission...
9.An admission agreement must include— (a) provision for it to...
10.An admission agreement must include a requirement that the admission...
11.When an administering authority makes an admission agreement it must...
13.Where an admission body of the description in paragraph 1(d)...
14.An admission agreement may take effect on a date before...
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