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The National Health Service Superannuation Scheme (Scotland) Regulations 2011

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27.—(1) In the case of members who are practitioners, regulations N1 (member's right to transfer accrued rights to benefits to this Section of the scheme) and N6 (transfers in respect of more than one member) are modified so that, if a transfer payment is accepted in respect of the member's rights under another occupational pension scheme, a personal pension scheme, self-employed pension arrangement or a buy-out policy, the benefits in respect of the transfer payment will be calculated as described in this paragraph.

(2) The benefits in respect of the transfer payment will be calculated by increasing the member's pensionable earnings for the financial year in which the member joined this Section of the scheme (or the financial year in which the transfer payment is received, if the payment is received more than 12 months after the member joined this Section of the scheme).

(3) The amount of the increase referred to in sub-paragraph (2) will be calculated by—

(a)treating the member as entitled to a period of officer service equal to the period of employment that qualified the member for the rights in respect of which the transfer payment is being made or when a transfer payment is being made in respect of a self-employment pension arrangement, a period of service calculated in accordance with regulation N4;

(b)calculating the final year's pensionable pay that would have given rise to a cash equivalent in respect of that officer service, under regulation M3 (amount of member's cash equivalent), equal to the amount of the transfer payment; and

(c)increasing the member's pensionable earnings by an amount equal to the pensionable pay that the member would have received during that period of officer service if the member's pensionable pay had been equal to the final year's pensionable pay mentioned in paragraph (b) above throughout that period.

(4) For the purposes of sub-paragraph (3), the final year's pensionable pay mentioned in paragraph (b) of that sub-paragraph will be calculated in a manner that is consistent with the actuarial methods and assumptions referred to in—

(a)regulation N3 (transfer made under the Public Sector Transfer Arrangements) where the transfer payment is made under the Public Sector Transfer Arrangements; or

(b)regulation N4 (transfers that are not made under the Public Sector Transfer Arrangements) in any other case.

(5) The upper limit on a dental practitioner's pensionable earnings under paragraph 10 (limit on pensionable earnings — dental practitioners) will not apply to any increase in a member's pensionable earnings under this paragraph.

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