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The National Health Service Pension Scheme (Scotland) Regulations 2008

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Meaning of “qualifying service”
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3.A.5—(1) In this Part, references to a member’s qualifying service, are references to the aggregate of the following periods–

(a)the member’s pensionable service under this Part other than such pensionable service as is referred to in regulation 3.A.3(1)(c);

(b)in the case of a person in respect of whom a transfer value in respect of his or her rights under another pension arrangement has been accepted under Chapter 3.F (transfers), a period equal to the person’s period as an active member in any occupational pension scheme in respect of which the rights accrued;

(c)any period treated as qualifying service under paragraph (3) or under regulation 3.A.6; and

(d)where the member ceased to be an active member under Part 2 not less than 12 months before becoming a member under this Part, any period of qualifying service under Part 2.

(2) Paragraph (3) applies if the member is a locum practitioner who–

(a)ceases to be engaged as such a practitioner and so ceases to be treated as being in pensionable service; and

(b)is re-engaged as a locum practitioner before the expiry of a period not exceeding 3 months from the date of such cessation.

(3) Where this paragraph applies–

(a)a locum practitioner is treated as continuing to be in qualifying service during the period of non-engagement as such a practitioner and is not required to re-join the scheme on being re-engaged as a locum practitioner; and

(b)that period does not count as practitioner service.

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