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Power of the Regulator to recover unpaid contributionsN.I.
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13.—(1) Where any employer contribution payable towards an occupational or personal pension scheme is not paid on or before its due date, the Regulator may, on behalf of the trustees or managers of the scheme, exercise such powers as the trustees or managers have to recover that contribution.
(2) For the purposes of paragraph (1), any employer contribution payable towards a personal pension scheme which is not paid on or before its due date is, if not a debt due from the employer to the trustees or managers apart from this paragraph, to be treated as if it were such a debt.
(3) In this Article—
“due date”
(a)
in relation to employer contributions payable towards an occupational pension scheme in accordance with a schedule of contributions under Article 206, has the same meaning as in Article 207,
(b)
in relation to employer contributions payable in accordance with a payment schedule under Article 85 of the 1995 Order (schedules of payments to money purchase schemes), has the meaning given in paragraph (2)(c) of that Article, ...
(c)
in relation to employer contributions payable towards a personal pension scheme, has the same meaning as in section 107A of the Pension Schemes Act (monitoring of employer payments to personal pension schemes); [and
(d)
in relation to employer contributions payable under a public service pension scheme, the date on which the contributions are due under the scheme;]
“employer contribution”
(a)
in relation to an occupational pension scheme [other than a public service pension scheme], means any contribution payable by or on behalf of the employer towards the scheme in accordance with a schedule of contributions under Article 206 or a payment schedule under Article 85 of the 1995 Order (schedules of payments to money purchase schemes) whether—
(i)
on the employer's own account (but in respect of one or more employees), or
(ii)
on behalf of an employee out of deductions from the employee's earnings, ...
(b)
in relation to a personal pension scheme, means any contribution payable towards the scheme under direct payment arrangements, [and
(c)
in relation to a public service pension scheme, means any contributions payable under the scheme by the employer.]
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