pensionable service under a Chapter 1 legacy scheme,

pensionable service under a Chapter 1 new scheme that would have been pensionable service under a Chapter 1 legacy scheme but for the person’s failure to meet a condition relating to the person’s attainment of normal pension age, or another specified age, by a specified date, or

excess teacher service.

is not within paragraph (a) and was, on 31 March 2012, in service as a firefighter which entitled the person to be an active member of a relevant firefighters’ legacy scheme.

ending with the day before the first day of the service in question.

is, as a result of a Fair Deal transfer, pensionable service under a Fair Deal scheme, or

is, as a result of a local government contracting-out transfer, pensionable service under a pension scheme that offers pension arrangements that are broadly comparable with those offered to the person before the transfer.

31 March 2015 in relation to service which is pensionable service under a Chapter 1 scheme that is not an Agency scheme;

31 March 2016 in relation to service which is pensionable service under an Agency scheme.

is not, and is treated as never having been, pensionable service under that scheme, and

is treated as being, and as always having been, pensionable service under the relevant Chapter 1 legacy scheme.

for the purposes of determining which Chapter 1 scheme is (or at any time was) required to pay benefits to or in respect of a member,

for the purposes of determining the amount of any benefits that are (or at any time were) payable under a Chapter 1 scheme to or in respect of a member, and

subject to subsection (4), and to any other provision of this Chapter to the contrary, for all other purposes.

any arrangements under a Chapter 1 scheme under which a member pays contributions to the scheme on a voluntary basis so as to secure additional benefits, or the earlier payment of benefits, under the scheme, or

any rights under a Chapter 1 scheme in respect of a transfer in to the scheme of an amount in respect of rights accrued under another pension scheme.

they are calculated by reference to P’s, or any other person’s, remediable service in an employment or office, and

they are benefits that, as a result of section 2(1)(a), P was not entitled to receive from the scheme.

as not having been paid to P by the Chapter 1 new scheme, but

as having been paid to P instead by the relevant Chapter 1 legacy scheme.

on or before the closing date, the person opted that their service in the employment or office in question should no longer be pensionable service under the Chapter 1 legacy scheme mentioned in subsection (1),

on the closing date, the rules of that scheme prohibited a person from becoming an active member of the scheme, and

on that date, the rules of another Chapter 1 legacy scheme for people in the employment, or holders of the office, in question did not include such a prohibition,

at that time, the rules of the Chapter 1 legacy scheme mentioned in subsection (1) prohibited a person from becoming an active member of the scheme, and

at that time, the rules of another Chapter 1 legacy scheme for people in the employment, or holders of the office, in question did not include such a prohibition,

the person never accrued pensionable service as mentioned in subsection (1), or

paragraphs (a) and (b) of subsection (2) apply, but no Chapter 1 legacy scheme falls within paragraph (c) of that subsection.

had been in that employment or a holder of that office, and

had met all other conditions as to eligibility (if any).

had been in that employment or a holder of that office, and

had met all other conditions as to eligibility (if any).

the section or provision of the scheme under which the person most recently accrued pensionable service (disregarding section 2(1)), or

if the person has not (disregarding section 2(1)) accrued pensionable service under the scheme, the section or provision under which the person would have accrued service if on 31 March 2012 the person had been in service in the employment or in the office in question, and had joined the scheme on that date.

the second condition in section 1 is treated as met in relation to the service (so that the service becomes “remediable service”), and

section 2(1)(b) applies to the service (so that the service is treated as pensionable service under the relevant Chapter 1 legacy scheme).

must be made before the end of the election period,

takes effect when it is made, and

is irrevocable.

the end of the period of one year beginning with the day on which a remediable service statement is first provided in respect of the member, or

such later time as the scheme manager considers reasonable in all the circumstances.

under which an election may be made in relation to a person’s relevant opted-out service only on the making of an application by or on behalf of the person;

under which an application by virtue of paragraph (a) may be refused unless a condition specified in the regulations is met;

requiring information to be provided before an election is made;

about the form and manner in which an election is to be made;

about who may make an election in relation to the service of a deceased member.

a condition relating to the reason why the person opted that the service to which the application relates should not be pensionable service (or did not opt that it should be pensionable service) under a Chapter 1 scheme;

in cases in which any assets and liabilities that are referable to pension contributions made by or on behalf of the person have been transferred out of a partnership pension account, a condition requiring the payment to the scheme of an amount in respect of the transfer.

is a pensioner member of the scheme, or of a Chapter 1 new scheme, in relation to the employment or office, or

is deceased.

has effect in relation to a relevant member’s remediable service in an employment or office for the purposes mentioned in section 2(3)(b) (effect of section 2(1) on amount of benefits payable) only if no election by virtue of this section is made before the end of the section 6 election period, and

in such a case, applies for those purposes in relation to the relevant member’s remediable service from the end of the section 6 election period.

must be made before the end of the section 6 election period,

is irrevocable.

the end of the period of one year beginning with the day on which a remediable service statement is first provided in respect of the member, or

such later time as the scheme manager considers reasonable in all the circumstances.

requiring information to be provided before an election is made;

about the form and manner in which an election is to be made;

about who may make an election in relation to the remediable service of a deceased member.

the end of the section 6 election period in relation to a member has passed, and

no decision as to whether an election is to be made in relation to the member’s remediable service has been communicated to the scheme.

an election is made by virtue of section 6 (immediate choice to receive new scheme benefits) in relation to the remediable service in an employment or office of a member (“M”) of a Chapter 1 legacy scheme that is pensionable service under the scheme, and

M has any remediable service in that employment or office that is pensionable service under another Chapter 1 legacy scheme.

is an active or deferred member of the scheme, or of a Chapter 1 new scheme, in relation to the employment or office, and

is not a pensioner member of a Chapter 1 scheme in relation to the employment or office.

must be made before the end of the section 10 election period, and

(subject to subsection (4)) takes effect immediately before the member becomes a pensioner member of the scheme in relation to the employment or office.

requiring information to be provided before an election is made;

about the form and manner in which an election is to be made;

about who may make an election in relation to the remediable service of a deceased member;

subject to subsection (6), about how and when an election lapses or may be revoked.

the end of the section 10 election period in relation to a member has passed, and

no decision as to whether an election is to be made in relation to the member’s remediable service has been communicated to the scheme.

an election is made by virtue of section 10 (deferred choice to receive new scheme benefits) in relation to the remediable service in an employment or office of a member (“M”) of a Chapter 1 legacy scheme that is pensionable service under the scheme, and

M has any remediable service in that employment or office that is pensionable service under another Chapter 1 legacy scheme.

is a pensioner member of the scheme, or of a Chapter 1 new scheme, in relation to the employment or office, or

is deceased.

the aggregate of the pension benefits that (after taking into account the effect, if any, of section 3(2)) have been paid under the scheme to any person (“the beneficiary”) in respect of M’s remediable service in the employment or office, exceeds

the aggregate of the pension benefits to which (after taking into account the effect, if any, of sections 2(1) and 6(4) and (5) in relation to the service) the beneficiary is entitled under the scheme in respect of the service,

the amount mentioned in subsection (3)(a), is less than

the amount mentioned in subsection (3)(b),

the aggregate of the lump sum benefits that (after taking into account the effect, if any of section 3(2)) have been paid under the scheme to any person (“the beneficiary”) in respect of M’s remediable service in the employment or office, exceeds

the aggregate of the lump sum benefits to which (after taking into account the effect, if any, of sections 2(1) and 6(4) and (5) in relation to the service) the beneficiary is entitled under the scheme in respect of the service,

the amount mentioned in subsection (5)(a), is less than

the amount mentioned in subsection (5)(b),

otherwise, the end of the section 6 election period in relation to M.

is a pensioner member of the scheme, or of a Chapter 1 new scheme, in relation to the employment or office, or

is deceased.

the paid contributions amount in relation to M, exceeds

the adjusted contributions amount in relation to M,

the paid contributions amount in relation to M, is less than

the adjusted contributions amount in relation to M,

otherwise, the end of the section 6 election period in relation to M.

any Chapter 1 scheme, and

where M has made an election by virtue of section 5 (election for retrospective provision to apply: opted-out service), any partnership pension account.

if an election by virtue of section 6 (immediate choice to receive new scheme benefits) has been made in relation to the remediable service, the aggregate of M’s new scheme contributions for the relevant tax years;

otherwise, the aggregate of M’s legacy scheme contributions for the relevant tax years.

in relation to pensionable service under a Chapter 1 legacy scheme that is not an Agency scheme, the tax years from 2015-16 to 2021-22 inclusive;

in relation to pensionable service under a Chapter 1 legacy scheme that is an Agency scheme, the tax years from 2016-17 to 2021-22 inclusive.

M, or

if M is deceased, M’s personal representatives.

is an active or deferred member of the scheme, or of a Chapter 1 new scheme, in relation to the employment or office, and

is not a pensioner member of a Chapter 1 scheme in relation to the employment or office.

the paid contributions amount in relation to M, exceeds

the adjusted contributions amount in relation to M,

the paid contributions amount in relation to M, is less than

the adjusted contributions amount in relation to M,

any Chapter 1 scheme, and

where M has made an election by virtue of section 5 (opting in: persons with opted-out service), any partnership pension account.

M, or

if M is deceased, M’s personal representatives.

in relation to pensionable service under a Chapter 1 legacy scheme that is not an Agency scheme, the tax years from 2015-16 to 2021-22 inclusive;

in relation to pensionable service under a Chapter 1 legacy scheme that is an Agency scheme, the tax years from 2016-17 to 2021-22 inclusive.

who has remediable service in an employment or office that is pensionable service under the scheme (whether or not by virtue of section 2(1)), and

in respect of whom an election by virtue of section 10 (deferred choice to receive new scheme benefits) has been made.

is an active or deferred member of the scheme, or of a Chapter 1 new scheme, in relation to the employment or office, and

is not a pensioner member of a Chapter 1 scheme in relation to the employment or office.

the paid contributions amount in relation to M, exceeds

the adjusted contributions amount in relation to M,

the paid contributions amount in relation to M, is less than

the adjusted contributions amount in relation to M,

any Chapter 1 scheme, and

where M has made an election by virtue of section 5 (opting in: persons with opted-out service), any partnership pension account.

deducting any amounts of compensation paid to M in respect of the remediable service in question under section 16(3), and

adding any pension contributions paid by M in respect the remediable service in question under section 16(4).

M, or

if M is deceased, M’s personal representatives.

in relation to pensionable service under a Chapter 1 legacy scheme that is not an Agency scheme, the tax years from 2015-16 to 2021-22 inclusive;

in relation to pensionable service under a Chapter 1 legacy scheme that is an Agency scheme, the tax years from 2016-17 to 2021-22 inclusive.

which are attributable (directly or indirectly) to a pension credit, and

the value of which was determined (to any extent) by reference to the value of benefits payable in respect of the remediable service in an employment or office of another member.

the pension debit of the corresponding pension debit member is adjusted where an election under section 6 (immediate choice) or section 10 (deferred choice) is made in relation to the member’s remediable service;

the pension credit of a relevant pension credit member is adjusted on the assumption that an election under section 6 or 10 is made in relation to the remediable service of the corresponding pension debit member (regardless of whether it in fact is).

some of the service is pensionable service under a Chapter 1 legacy scheme, and

some of the service is pensionable service under a Chapter 1 new scheme.

the person whose rights are extinguished receives rights under a Chapter 1 scheme that are of an equivalent value to the extinguished rights,

rights are conferred under a Chapter 1 scheme that would have been secured under that scheme if the voluntary contributions had been paid to that scheme, or

a member transfers out of the scheme rights in respect of remediable service in an employment or office that is pensionable service under the scheme;

a member transfers in to the scheme rights in respect of remediable service in an employment or office that is pensionable service under another Chapter 1 scheme;

a member transfers in to the scheme rights in respect of remediable service in a judicial office (within the meaning of Chapter 2) that is pensionable service under a judicial scheme (within the meaning of that Chapter);

a member transfers in to the scheme rights in respect of remediable service in an employment or office (within the meaning of Chapter 3) that is pensionable service under a local government scheme (within the meaning of that Chapter);

a person, within the period beginning with the closing date and ending with 31 March 2022, transfers in to the scheme, or to any other Chapter 1 scheme, rights in respect of service in any employment or office.

the person in question receives rights under a Chapter 1 scheme that are of an equivalent value to the extinguished rights, or

the person in question is given rights under a Chapter 1 scheme that the member would have secured under that scheme if the transfer had been made in to that scheme.

provision about the benefits payable to or in respect of a member who has remediable service in an employment or office that is mixed service;

provision about the benefits payable to or in respect of a person who has partially retired;

provision about cases in which a person has remediable service in an employment or office any of which is excess teacher service;

provision about cases in which a person has a partnership pension account;

provision about cases in which a person is made redundant;

provision about cases in which the scheme administrator of a Chapter 1 scheme pays a liability under section 217 or 237B of FA 2004 (joint liability of scheme administrator to lifetime allowance charge or annual allowance charge);

provision about cases in which remuneration is or was payable to a person on the satisfaction of a condition relating to whether any remediable service of the person is or was, or is or was eligible to be, pensionable service under a particular Chapter 1 scheme (including provision requiring any such remuneration that has been paid to be repaid);

“injury and compensation scheme” means a pension scheme that is listed in Schedule 6 to PSPA 2013 or Schedule 6 to PSPA(NI) 2014 (existing injury and compensation schemes);

an injury and compensation scheme is “relevant”, in relation to a Chapter 1 new scheme, if it is connected with the Chapter 1 new scheme;

provision modifying any provision of this Chapter in its application to persons of a description specified in the regulations;

provision corresponding to, or applying, any provision of this Chapter, with or without modifications.

any of the following three conditions is met, and

the loss is of a description specified in Treasury directions.

the member is a relevant member, and

the loss is a Part 4 tax loss that is attributable to the value of rights in respect of remediable service which would, apart from section 2(1), be pensionable service under a Chapter 1 new scheme.

in respect of whom an election by virtue of section 6 (election for new scheme benefits) has been made.

incurring a charge, or incurring an increased charge, under Part 4 of FA 2004, or

not being entitled to a relief, or being entitled to less relief, under that Part of that Act.

section 61 of EA 2010, or

paragraph 2 of Schedule 1 to EEAR(NI) 2006.

an exception to section 18(1) of PSPA 2013 made under section 18(5) to (7) of that Act, or

an exception to section 18(1) of PSPA(NI) 2014 made under section 18(5) to (8) of that Act.

any person has already received amounts by way of compensation in respect of them, or

amounts that any person has paid the scheme have been reduced by amounts in respect of them,

the member is not paid an amount under section 23 by way of compensation in respect of the loss, and

the member is instead paid such additional benefits under the scheme as may be determined in accordance with the regulations.

the end of the period of one year beginning with the day on which a remediable service statement is first provided in respect of M, or

such later time as the scheme manager considers reasonable in all the circumstances.

section 61 of EA 2010, or

paragraph 2 of Schedule 1 to EEAR(NI) 2006.

an exception to section 18(1) of PSPA 2013 made under section 18(5) to (7) of that Act, or

an exception to section 18(1) of PSPA(NI) 2014 made under section 18(5) to (8) of that Act.

under which interest is required to be calculated and paid on relevant amounts;

about the process by which relevant amounts (and any interest on them) are to be paid.

about when relevant amounts (and any interest on them) are to be paid (including provision under which they are paid in instalments);

under which relevant amounts (and any interest on them) owed by the scheme to a person may be paid only on the making of an application;

for the netting off of relevant amounts (and any interest on them) owed to a person by the scheme against relevant amounts (and any interest on them) owed by the person to the scheme;

conferring rights of appeal against decisions taken under the regulations.

the powers to make scheme regulations by virtue of section 18 (powers to reduce or waive liabilities) and any powers exercisable by virtue of such regulations;

the power to make scheme regulations by virtue of section 19 (pension credit members) and any powers exercisable by virtue of such regulations;

the power to make scheme regulations by virtue of section 20 (voluntary contributions) and any powers exercisable by virtue of such regulations;

the power to make scheme regulations by virtue of section 21 (transfers) and any powers exercisable by virtue of such regulations;

the power to make scheme regulations by virtue of section 22 (further powers to make provision about special cases) and any powers exercisable by virtue of such regulations;

the power of a scheme manager under section 23(1) (power to pay compensation);

the power to make scheme regulations by virtue of section 23(2) (power to require employer to reimburse compensation paid by scheme manager) and any powers exercisable by virtue of such regulations;

the power to make scheme regulations by virtue of section 24 (indirect compensation) and any powers exercisable by virtue of such regulations;

the power to make scheme regulations by virtue of section 25 (remedial arrangements to pay voluntary contributions to legacy schemes) and any powers exercisable by virtue of such regulations;

the power to make scheme regulations by virtue of section 26 (interest and process) and any powers exercisable by virtue of such regulations.

taking into account the particular circumstances of the member and (if different) the person to whom or by whom the amount is to be paid or the liability is owed, or

without taking into account any or all of the particular circumstances of that person or those persons.

a payment from a Chapter 1 scheme is permitted or required to be made under or by virtue of this Chapter,

the payment, if made, would be an unauthorised payment, and

a rule of the scheme prohibits the scheme from making unauthorised payments.

is opted-out service, and

that is pensionable service under the scheme (whether by virtue of section 2(1) or otherwise), and

in relation to which an election by virtue of section 6 or 10 (election for new scheme benefits) has not been made.

a description of the benefits currently available under the scheme in respect of the relevant service (if any),

a description of the benefits that would be available under the scheme in respect of the relevant service if any election under section 5, 6 or 10 that could be made in relation to the service were made,

a description of when and how any election that could be made in relation to the service may be made, and

specified information (in addition to that specified in subsection (5)) to be included in a remediable service statement;

information that is included in a remediable service statement to be in a specified form;

a remediable service statement to be provided to a specified person or in a specified manner;

that a remediable service statement should accompany, or be combined with, a benefit information statement provided under section 14 of PSPA 2013 or section 14 of PSPA(NI) 2014 (benefit information statements).

in the case of a member of the scheme who has remediable service in an employment or office in relation to which the member is for the time being an active member, require a remediable service statement in respect of the member to be provided at least once in each year ending with the anniversary of the relevant date;

in the case of a member of the scheme who has remediable service in an employment or office in relation to which the member is for the time being a deferred member, require a remediable service statement in respect of the member to be provided on request.

the day after the final day of the period of 18 months beginning with the day on which section 2(1) comes into force in relation to the Chapter 1 legacy scheme, or

such later day as the scheme manager considers reasonable in all the circumstances in the case of a particular member or a particular class of member.

is not pensionable service under a Chapter 1 new scheme, or

is pensionable service under a Chapter 1 legacy scheme,

provision corresponding to any provision of sections 2 to 30, or

provision applying any provision of this Chapter in its application to persons of a description specified in the regulations,

section 61 of EA 2010, or

paragraph 2 of Schedule 1 to EEAR(NI) 2006.

an exception to section 18(1) of PSPA 2013 made under section 18(5) to (7) of that Act, or

an exception to section 18(1) of PSPA(NI) 2014 made under section 18(5) to (8) of that Act.

a court or tribunal has determined that, as a result of a non-discrimination rule, any person has any rights under a Chapter 1 scheme in respect of the remediable service, and

the scheme manager of a Chapter 1 scheme and any person have agreed that, as a result of a non-discrimination rule, the person has any rights under a Chapter 1 scheme in respect of the remediable service, and

section 61 of EA 2010, or

paragraph 2 of Schedule 1 to EEAR(NI) 2006.

a Chapter 1 new scheme, or

a Chapter 1 legacy scheme.

by virtue of section 6 or 10, the benefits payable to or in respect of a member of a Chapter 1 legacy scheme, so far as they are determined by reference to the member’s remediable service, are new scheme benefits, and

the corresponding benefits, if payable under the relevant Chapter 1 new scheme, would have been payable only on the meeting of a condition (for example that the member attains a particular age or makes a particular election),

the first, third, and fourth conditions in section 1 are met in relation to the person and the service, and

the second condition in that section is not met in relation to the service, but would have been met if the person had not opted that the service should not be (or had opted that the service should be) pensionable service under a Chapter 1 scheme.

in relation to a Chapter 1 scheme within section 33(2)(a) or (3)(a), has the same meaning as in PSPA 2013 (see section 1(4) of that Act);

in relation to a Chapter 1 scheme within section 33(2)(b) or (3)(b), has the same meaning as in PSPA(NI) 2014 (see section 1(4) of that Act).

is to be exercised by the responsible authority for the Chapter 1 new scheme that is connected with the Chapter 1 legacy scheme, and

may be exercised by amending the Chapter 1 legacy scheme.

in relation to a Chapter 1 scheme within section 33(2)(a) or (3)(a), has the same meaning as in PSPA 2013 (see section 2 of that Act);

in relation to a Chapter 1 scheme within section 33(2)(b) or (3)(b), has the same meaning as in PSPA(NI) 2014 (see section 2 of that Act).

a member of a pension scheme has service in multiple employments or offices that is pensionable service under the scheme, and

the service is aggregated for the purpose of determining the amount of any benefit under the scheme,

is pensionable service under a judicial scheme, or

would have been pensionable service under a judicial scheme but for the fact that the person, in accordance with the scheme, opted that it should not be (or failed to opt that it should be) pensionable service under the scheme.

a Chapter 1 legacy scheme (within the meaning of Chapter 1),

a judicial legacy scheme, or

a local government legacy scheme (within the meaning of Chapter 3).

beginning with the day after the most recent day in relation to which the third condition is met, and

ending with the day before the first day of the service in question.

a Chapter 1 scheme (within the meaning of Chapter 1),

a judicial scheme, or

a local government scheme (within the meaning of Chapter 3).

must be in writing,

must be received by the relevant authority before the end of the election period,

(subject to subsection (5)) takes effect at the end of the election period, and

is irrevocable.

section 41(2) or (5) applies (election made in respect of a person with PPA opted-out service), and

the steps mentioned in section 41(3) or (6) have not been taken at the end of the election period,

a person (“P”) has remediable service in a salaried judicial office, and

any of the remediable service is PPA opted-out service.

the relevant authority is satisfied that the steps mentioned in subsection (3) have been taken, or

the appropriate person has notified the relevant authority that they intend to instigate and facilitate the taking of those steps.

the transfer of any relevant assets and liabilities to the relevant judicial legacy salaried scheme,

the surrender of any entitlement to a pension under the relevant judicial legacy salaried scheme, and any right to a future pension under that scheme, that would otherwise arise under the rules of the scheme in respect of the value of the assets and liabilities transferred, and

if at any time any relevant assets and liabilities were transferred out of the partnership pension account (otherwise than in the course of a transfer to the relevant judicial legacy salaried scheme), the payment by the appropriate person to the relevant judicial legacy salaried scheme of an amount, determined by the relevant authority after consulting the Government Actuary, in respect of the value of the relevant assets transferred.

a person (“P”) has remediable service in a fee-paid judicial office, and

any of the remediable service is PPA opted-out service.

the relevant authority is satisfied that the steps mentioned in subsection (6) have been taken, or

the appropriate person has notified the relevant authority that they intend to instigate and facilitate the taking of those steps.

the transfer of any relevant assets and liabilities to the judicial legacy fee-paid scheme,

the surrender of any entitlement to a pension under the judicial legacy fee-paid scheme, and any right to a future pension under that scheme, that would otherwise arise under the rules of the scheme in respect of the value of the assets and liabilities transferred, and

if at any time any relevant assets and liabilities were transferred out of the partnership pension account (otherwise than in the course of a transfer to the judicial legacy fee-paid scheme), the payment by the appropriate person to the judicial legacy fee-paid scheme of an amount, determined by the relevant authority after consulting the Government Actuary, in respect of the value of the relevant assets transferred.

they are referable to pension contributions or voluntary contributions that were made by or on behalf of P in respect of the service, and

they are held for the purposes of a partnership pension account.

the total of the pension contributions, together with any voluntary contributions, that were paid by P in respect of the PPA opted-out service, exceeds

the total of the pension contributions that would have been payable by P in respect of that service if the service had been pensionable service under the judicial legacy scheme to which the relevant assets and liabilities are to be transferred,

as not being, and as never having been, pensionable service under that scheme, and

as being, and as always having been, pensionable service under the relevant judicial legacy salaried scheme.

as not being, and as never having been, pensionable service under that scheme, and

as being, and as always having been, pensionable service under the judicial legacy fee-paid scheme.

for the purposes of determining which judicial scheme is (or at any time was) required to pay benefits to or in respect of a member,

for the purposes of determining the amount of any benefits that are (or at any time were) payable under a judicial scheme to or in respect of a member,

for the purposes of determining the judicial scheme to which a member is (or at any time was) required to pay pension contributions under a judicial scheme,

for the purposes of determining the amount of any pension contributions that are (or at any time were) payable under judicial schemes by members, and

subject to any provision of this Chapter to the contrary, for all other purposes.

any arrangements under a judicial scheme under which a member pays contributions to the scheme on a voluntary basis so as to secure additional benefits, or the earlier payment of benefits, under the scheme, or

any rights under a judicial scheme in respect of a transfer in to the scheme of an amount in respect of rights accrued under another pension scheme.

any of the person’s remediable service is opted-out service, or

a legacy scheme election has been made in respect of the person.

must be in writing,

must be received by the relevant authority before the end of the election period,

takes effect at the end of the election period, and

is irrevocable.

some of the person’s service in a judicial office is pensionable service under a judicial legacy scheme, and

section 39(4)(b) applies to the person’s opted-out service only in relation to a judicial 2015 scheme.

as not being, and as never having been, pensionable service under that scheme, and

as being, and as always having been, pensionable service under the relevant 2015 scheme.

in relation to service in a judicial office within section 71(1)(a) or (b), the Judicial Pensions Regulations 2015 (S.I. 2015/182);

otherwise, the Judicial Pensions Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2015 (S.R. (N.I.) 2015 No. 76).

for the purposes of determining which judicial scheme is (or at any time was) required to pay benefits to or in respect of a member,

for the purposes of determining the amount of any benefits that are (or at any time were) payable under a judicial scheme to or in respect of a member,

for the purposes of determining the judicial scheme to which a member is (or at any time was) required to pay pension contributions under a judicial scheme,

for the purposes of determining the amount of any pension contributions that are (or at any time were) payable under judicial schemes by members, and

subject to any provision of this Chapter to the contrary, for all other purposes.

any arrangements under a judicial scheme under which a member pays contributions to the scheme on a voluntary basis so as to secure additional benefits, or the earlier payment of benefits, under the scheme, or

any rights under a judicial scheme in respect of a transfer in to the scheme of an amount in respect of rights accrued under another pension scheme.

the adult survivor, or

if there is no adult survivor, P’s personal representatives.

a person has remediable service in a judicial office which is mixed service, and

no legacy scheme election or 2015 scheme election in respect of the person is made before the end of the election period.

some of the service is pensionable service under a judicial legacy scheme, and

a 2015 scheme election is made in respect of a deceased person (“P”),

P is survived by a child,

the child is not living in the same household as an adult survivor of P, and

the benefits payable under the judicial 2015 scheme in respect of the child are, in the opinion of the scheme manager of the scheme, less valuable (looked at in the round) than those that would have been payable in respect of the child if a legacy scheme election had been made in respect of P.

“child” means any individual who would have received benefits in respect of P under a judicial legacy scheme in their capacity as a child if a legacy scheme election had been made in respect of P;

“adult survivor” means a surviving spouse, civil partner or other adult who is entitled under the judicial 2015 scheme to a pension determined (to any extent) by reference to P’s remediable service.

a legacy scheme election is made in respect of a deceased person (“P”),

P is survived by a child,

the child is not living in the same household as an adult survivor of P, and

the benefits payable under the judicial legacy scheme in respect of the child are, in the opinion of the scheme manager of the scheme, less valuable (looked at in the round) than those that would have been payable in respect of the child if a 2015 scheme election had been made in respect of P.

“child” means any individual who would have received benefits in respect of P under a judicial 2015 scheme in their capacity as a child if a 2015 scheme election had been made in respect of P;

“adult survivor” means a surviving spouse or civil partner who is entitled under the judicial legacy scheme to a pension determined (to any extent) by reference to P’s remediable service.

they are calculated by reference to P’s, or any other person’s, remediable service in a salaried judicial office, and

they are benefits that, as a result of a legacy scheme election made in respect of P or any other person, P was not entitled to receive from the scheme.

as not having been paid to P by the judicial 2015 scheme, but

as having been paid to P instead by the relevant judicial legacy salaried scheme.

they are calculated by reference to P’s, or any other person’s, remediable service in a fee-paid judicial office, and

they are benefits that, as a result of a legacy scheme election made in respect of P or any other person, P was not entitled to receive from the scheme.

as not having been paid to P by the judicial 2015 scheme, but

as having been paid to P instead by the judicial legacy fee-paid scheme.

they are calculated by reference to P’s, or any other person’s, remediable service in a judicial office, and

they are benefits that, as a result of a 2015 scheme election made in respect of P or any other person, P was not entitled to receive from the scheme.

as not having been paid to P by the judicial legacy scheme, but

as having been paid to P instead by the relevant 2015 scheme.

in relation to service in a judicial office within section 71(1)(a) or (b), the Judicial Pensions Regulations 2015 (S.I. 2015/182);

otherwise, the Judicial Pensions Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2015 (S.R. (N.I.) 2015 No. 76).

a person owes a judicial scheme an amount in respect of such benefits.

are calculated by reference to M’s remediable service in a salaried judicial office, and

as a result of a legacy scheme election made in respect of M, M was not required to pay to the scheme.

as not having been paid by M to the judicial 2015 scheme, but

as having been paid by M instead to the relevant judicial legacy salaried scheme.

are calculated by reference to M’s remediable service in a fee-paid judicial office, and

as a result of a legacy scheme election made in respect of M, M was not required to pay to the scheme.

as not having been paid by M to the judicial 2015 scheme, but

as having been paid by M instead to the judicial legacy fee-paid scheme.

are calculated by reference to M’s remediable service in a judicial office, and

as a result of a 2015 scheme election made in respect of M, M was not required to pay to the scheme.

as not having been paid by M to the judicial legacy scheme, but

as having been paid by M instead to the relevant 2015 scheme.

in relation to service in a judicial office within section 71(1)(a) or (b), the Judicial Pensions Regulations 2015 (S.I. 2015/182);

otherwise, the Judicial Pensions Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2015 (S.R. (N.I.) 2015 No. 76).

a judicial scheme owes a person an amount in respect of pension contributions which are calculated by reference to a member’s remediable service in a judicial office, or

a person owes a judicial scheme an amount in respect of such contributions.

has remediable service in a judicial office that is pensionable service under the scheme, and

is a pensioner member in relation to the judicial office, or is deceased.

the aggregate of the pension benefits, if any, that (after taking into account the effect, if any, of section 49(2), (4) or (6)) have been paid under the scheme to any person (“the beneficiary”) in respect of M’s remediable service in the judicial office, exceeds

the aggregate of the pension benefits to which (after taking into account the effect, if any, of section 42(2) to (5) or 45(2)) the beneficiary was entitled under the scheme in respect of the service,

the amount mentioned in subsection (2)(a), is less than

the amount mentioned in subsection (2)(b),

the aggregate of the lump sum benefits, if any, that (after taking into account the effect, if any, of section 49(2), (4) or (6)) have been paid under the scheme to any person (“the beneficiary”) in respect of M’s remediable service in the judicial office, exceeds

the aggregate of the lump sum benefits to which (after taking into account the effect, if any, of section 42(2) to (5) or 45(2)) the beneficiary was entitled under the scheme in respect of the service,

the amount mentioned in subsection (4)(a), is less than

the amount mentioned in subsection (4)(b),

M is deceased,

a PPA lump sum death benefit has been paid on the death of M, and

a legacy scheme election has been made in respect of M,

a 2015 scheme election has been made in respect of M, and

M has been paid a judicial service award in respect of M’s service in the judicial office,

the paid contributions amount for an in-scope tax year in respect of M’s remediable service in the judicial office, exceeds

the payable contributions amount for that tax year in respect of that service,

the paid contributions amount for an out-of-scope tax year in respect of M’s remediable service in the judicial office, exceeds

the payable contributions amount for that tax year in respect of that service,

the paid contributions amount for an in-scope or out-of-scope tax year in respect of M’s remediable service in the judicial office, is less than

the payable contributions amount for that tax year in respect of that service,

the aggregate of the pension contributions that (after taking into account the effect, if any, of section 50(2), (4) and (6)) have been paid under the scheme by M in the tax year in respect of so much of the service as was not PPA opted-out service, and

M, or

if M is deceased, M’s personal representatives.

a tax year is “in-scope” in relation to M if any necessary adjustment to the amount of income tax paid by M in respect of PAYE income for the tax year is capable of being enforced by HMRC under PAYE regulations;

a tax year is “out-of-scope” in relation to M if it is not in-scope in relation to M.

a person (“P”) has remediable service in a judicial office,

P has, during the period of remediable service, paid any effective pension age payments to a judicial 2015 scheme, and

a legacy scheme election is made in respect of P.

the aggregate of the effective pension age payments paid by P, less

an amount in respect of the value of the tax relief under section 188 of FA 2004 (member contributions) to which P was entitled in respect of those payments.

P, or

if P is deceased, P’s personal representatives.

Part 3 of Schedule 1 to the Judicial Pensions Regulations 2015 (S.I. 2015/182), or

Part 3 of Schedule 1 to the Judicial Pensions Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2015 (S.R. (N.I.) 2015 No. 76).

a person (“P”) has remediable service in a judicial office,

P’s employer (“the employer”) has paid P a transitional protection allowance, and

a legacy scheme election is made in respect of P.

the amount of the transitional protection allowance, less

an amount in respect of the income tax suffered by P that is attributable to the transitional protection allowance.

P, or

if P is deceased, P’s personal representatives.

a person who would otherwise be required to pay an amount under or by virtue of this Chapter to the scheme, or to the person’s employer, is not required to pay that amount to the scheme or the employer, and

instead, the benefits payable to or in respect of the person under the scheme are reduced in accordance with the regulations.

they had been paid in a different tax year, or

they had been paid to a different judicial scheme.

which are attributable (directly or indirectly) to a pension credit, and

the value of which was determined (to any extent) by reference to the value of benefits payable in respect of the remediable service in a judicial office of another person.

the pension debit of the corresponding pension debit member is adjusted where a legacy scheme election or a 2015 scheme election is made in respect of a member;

the pension credit of a relevant pension credit member is adjusted on the assumption that a legacy scheme election or a 2015 scheme election is made in respect of the corresponding pension debit member (regardless of whether it in fact is).

some of the service is pensionable service under a judicial legacy scheme, and

some of the service is pensionable service under a judicial 2015 scheme.

provision about cases in which a member has paid voluntary contributions to the scheme during any period of remediable service;

provision about the calculation or payment of transfer values on the transfer out of the rights of a member who has remediable service in a judicial office;

provision about the benefits payable to or in respect of a member who has remediable service in a judicial office and has transferred in to the scheme an amount in respect of rights accrued under another pension scheme;

provision about the benefits payable to or in respect of a member who has remediable service in a judicial office that is mixed service;

provision about the benefits payable to or in respect of a person who has partially retired;

provision about cases in which the scheme administrator of a judicial scheme pays a liability under section 217 or 237B of FA 2004 (joint liability of scheme administrator to lifetime allowance charge or annual allowance charge).

the rights that would otherwise have been secured by the payment of any voluntary contributions are extinguished, and

provision modifying any provision of this Chapter in its application to persons of a description specified in the regulations;

provision corresponding to, or applying, any provision of this Chapter, with or without modifications.

some of the service is pensionable service under a judicial legacy scheme, and

either of the following conditions is met, and

the loss is of a description specified in Treasury directions.

incurring a charge, or incurring an increased charge, under Part 4 of FA 2004, or

not being entitled to a relief, or being entitled to less relief, under that Part of that Act.

section 61 of EA 2010, or

paragraph 2 of Schedule 1 to EEAR(NI) 2006.

an exception to section 18(1) of PSPA 2013 made under section 18(5) to (7) of that Act, or

an exception to section 18(1) of PSPA(NI) 2014 made under section 18(5) to (8) of that Act.

any person has already received amounts by way of compensation in respect of them, or

amounts that any person has paid the scheme have been reduced by amounts in respect of them,

the end of the period of one year beginning with the day on which a statement under section 64 (information statements) is sent in respect of M, or

such later time as the scheme manager considers reasonable in all the circumstances.

section 61 of EA 2010, or

paragraph 2 of Schedule 1 to EEAR(NI) 2006.

an exception to section 18(1) of PSPA 2013 made under section 18(5) to (7) of that Act, or

an exception to section 18(1) of PSPA(NI) 2014 made under section 18(5) to (8) of that Act.

under which interest is required to be calculated and paid on relevant amounts;

about the process by which relevant amounts (and any interest on them) are to be paid.

about when relevant amounts (and any interest on them) are to be paid (including provision under which they are paid in instalments);

under which relevant amounts (and any interest on then) owed by the scheme to a person may be paid only on the making of an application;

for the netting off of relevant amounts (and any interest on them) owed to a person by the scheme against relevant amounts (and any interest on them) owed by the person to the scheme;

conferring rights of appeal against decisions taken under the regulations.

by a person to the scheme or to an employer in relation to the scheme, or

by the scheme to a person.

the power to make scheme regulations by virtue of section 55 (power to reduce benefits) and any powers exercisable by virtue of such regulations;

the powers to make scheme regulations by virtue of section 56 (powers to reduce or waive liabilities) and any powers exercisable by virtue of such regulations;

the power to make scheme regulations by virtue of section 57 (pension credit members) and any powers exercisable by virtue of such regulations;

the power to make scheme regulations by virtue of section 58 (further powers to make provision about special cases) and any powers exercisable by virtue of such regulations;

the power of the scheme manager under section 59(1) (power to pay compensation);

the power to make scheme regulations by virtue of section 59(2) (power to require employer to reimburse compensation paid by scheme manager) and any powers exercisable by virtue of such regulations;

the power to make scheme regulations by virtue of section 60 (remedial arrangements to pay voluntary contributions to judicial schemes) and any powers exercisable by virtue of such regulations;

the power to make scheme regulations by virtue of section 61 (interest and process) and any powers exercisable by virtue of such regulations.

taking into account the particular circumstances of the member and (if different) the person to whom or by whom the amount is to be paid or the liability is owed, or

without taking into account any or all of the particular circumstances of that person or those persons.

a payment from a judicial scheme is permitted or required to be made under or by virtue of this Chapter,

the payment, if made, would be an unauthorised payment, and

a rule of the scheme prohibits the scheme from making unauthorised payments.

in the course of taking the step mentioned in section 41(3)(a) or (6)(a) (requirement to transfer assets held in partnership pension account) a payment is made from a partnership pension account,

the payment, if made, would be an unauthorised payment, and

a rule of the scheme prohibits the scheme from making unauthorised payments.

prepare a statement in relation to any person (“P”) in respect of whom a legacy scheme election or a 2015 election may be made, and

send it to the person who may make the election (see section 46).

a description of the benefits that would be available in respect of P’s remediable service if a legacy scheme election were made in respect of P (specifying the judicial legacy scheme or schemes under which those benefits would be available),

if a 2015 scheme election may be made in respect of P, a description of the benefits that would be available in respect of P’s remediable service if the election were made (specifying the judicial 2015 scheme or schemes under which those benefits would be available),

a description of the benefits (if any) that would be available in respect of P’s remediable service if no legacy scheme election or 2015 scheme election is made in respect of P (specifying the judicial scheme or schemes under which any benefits would be available),

such other information as the relevant authority considers relevant to the decision as to whether to make a legacy scheme election or 2015 scheme election in respect of P.

is not pensionable service under a judicial 2015 scheme, or

is pensionable service under a judicial legacy scheme,

provision corresponding to any provision of sections 40 to 66, or

provision applying any provision of this Chapter in its application to persons of a description specified in the regulations,

section 61 of EA 2010, or

paragraph 2 of Schedule 1 to EEAR(NI) 2006.

an exception to section 18(1) of PSPA 2013 made under section 18(5) to (7) of that Act, or

an exception to section 18(1) of PSPA(NI) 2014 made under section 18(5) to (8) of that Act.

a court or tribunal has determined that, as a result of a non-discrimination rule, any person has any rights under a judicial legacy scheme in respect of the remediable service, and

the scheme manager of a judicial legacy scheme and any person have agreed that, as a result of a non-discrimination rule, the person has any rights under the scheme in respect of the remediable service, and

section 61 of EA 2010, or

paragraph 2 of Schedule 1 to EEAR(NI) 2006.

a judicial 2015 scheme, or

a judicial legacy scheme.

the Judicial Pensions Regulations 2015 (S.I. 2015/182), or

the Judicial Pensions Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2015 (S.R. (N.I.) 2015 No. 76).

a judicial legacy salaried scheme, or

the judicial legacy fee-paid scheme.

an existing scheme (within the meaning of PSPA 2013) mentioned in any of paragraphs 2 to 11, or paragraph 15, of Schedule 5 to that Act (judicial schemes), or

an existing scheme (within the meaning of PSPA(NI) 2014) mentioned in paragraph 2 of Schedule 5 to that Act (judicial schemes).

an office specified in an order made under paragraph 2(1) of Schedule 1 to PSPA 2013,

an office specified in regulation 3(2) of the Judicial Pensions Regulations 2015 (S.I. 2015/182), or

an office specified in an order made under paragraph 2(1) of Schedule 1 to PSPA(NI) 2014.

it is opted-out service, and

the person has rights under a partnership pension account that are referable to pension contributions made in respect of it.

in relation to a judicial scheme within section 70(2)(a), (4)(a) or (5) has the same meaning as in PSPA 2013 (see section 1(4) of that Act);

in relation to a judicial scheme within section 70(2)(b) or (4)(b), has the same meaning as in PSPA(NI) 2014 (see section 1(4) of that Act).

is to be exercised by the responsible authority for the judicial 2015 scheme that is connected with the judicial legacy scheme, and

may be exercised by amending the judicial legacy scheme.

in relation to a judicial scheme within section 70(2)(a), (4)(a) or (5) has the same meaning as in PSPA 2013 (see section 2 of that Act);

in relation to a judicial scheme within section 70(2)(b) or (4)(b), has the same meaning as in PSPA(NI) 2014 (see section 2 of that Act).

a reference to a person’s service in an office is, in relation to a fee-paid judicial office, a reference to the person’s holding of the office;

a reference to a period in which a person’s service in an office takes place is, in relation to a fee-paid judicial office, a reference to a period in which the person holds the office;

a reference to a person accruing pensionable service under the judicial legacy fee-paid scheme is a reference to the person being an active member of the scheme in relation to any office;

a reference to a person’s service in a fee-paid judicial office being “pensionable service” under the judicial legacy fee-paid scheme is a reference to the person being, during the period in which the service takes place, an active member of the scheme in relation to that office.

a person holds a specified judicial fee-paid office, and

the person was not (apart from this subsection) at that time an active member of the judicial legacy fee-paid scheme in relation to that office,

beginning with the day after the closing date, and

ending with 31 March 2022 or, if earlier, the date on which the person attains legacy scheme normal pension age.

a Chapter 1 legacy scheme (within the meaning of Chapter 1),

a judicial legacy scheme (within the meaning of Chapter 2), or

a local government legacy scheme.

beginning with the day after the most recent day in relation to which the third condition is met, and

ending with the day before the first day of the service in question.

is, as a result of a Fair Deal transfer, pensionable service under a Fair Deal scheme, or

is, as a result of a local government contracting-out transfer, pensionable service under a pension scheme that offers pension arrangements that are broadly comparable with those offered to the person before the transfer.

remediable service within the meaning of Chapter 1 that has been transferred in from a Chapter 1 scheme, and

remediable service within the meaning of Chapter 2 that has been transferred in from a judicial scheme.

so much of the service as is otherwise pensionable under another local government scheme, or under a Chapter 1 scheme or a judicial scheme, is transferred in to the scheme, or

the service is aggregated for the purposes of determining those benefits.

the service has been transferred in from another pension scheme, and

before the transfer, the benefits payable under that other scheme, so far as determined by reference to the service, were final salary benefits.

could have been made under section 78(1) if it had been in force at that time,

which are attributable (directly or indirectly) to a pension credit, and

the value of which was determined (to any extent) by reference to the value of benefits payable in respect of the remediable service in an employment or office of another member.

provision modifying any provision of this Chapter in its application to persons of a description specified in the regulations;

provision corresponding to, or applying, any provision of this Chapter, with or without modifications.

“injury and compensation scheme” means a pension scheme that is listed in Schedule 6 to PSPA 2013 or Schedule 6 to PSPA(NI) 2014 (existing injury and compensation schemes);

an injury and compensation scheme is “relevant”, in relation to a local government new scheme, if it is connected with the local government new scheme;

provision modifying any provision of this Chapter in its application to persons of a description specified in the regulations;

provision corresponding to, or applying, any provision of this Chapter, with or without modifications.

either of the following conditions is met, and

the loss is of a description specified in Treasury directions.

incurring a charge, or incurring an increased charge, under Part 4 of FA 2004, or

not being entitled to a relief, or being entitled to less relief, under that Part of that Act.

section 61 of EA 2010, or

paragraph 2 of Schedule 1 to EEAR(NI) 2006.

any person has already received amounts by way of compensation in respect of them, or

amounts that any person has paid the scheme have been reduced by amounts in respect of them,

the member is not paid an amount under section 82 by way of compensation in respect of the loss, and

the member is instead paid such additional benefits under the scheme as may be determined in accordance with the regulations.

under which interest is required to be calculated and paid on relevant amounts;

about the process by which relevant amounts (and any interest on them) are to be paid.

about when relevant amounts (and any interest on them) are to be paid (including provision under which they are paid in instalments);

under which relevant amounts (and any interest on them) may be paid only on the making of an application;

conferring rights of appeal against decisions taken under the regulations.

the power to make scheme regulations by virtue of section 80 (pension credit members) and any powers exercisable by virtue of such regulations;

the power to make scheme regulations by virtue of section 81 (further powers to make provision about special cases) and any powers exercisable by virtue of such regulations;

the power of a scheme manager under section 82(1) (power to pay compensation);

the power to make scheme regulations by virtue of section 82(2) (power to require employer to reimburse compensation paid by scheme manager) and any powers exercisable by virtue of such regulations;

the power to make scheme regulations by virtue of section 83(1) (indirect compensation) and any powers exercisable by virtue of such regulations;

the power to make scheme regulations by virtue of section 84(1) (interest and process) and any powers exercisable by virtue of such regulations.

taking into account the particular circumstances of the member and (if different) the person to whom the amount is to be paid, or

without taking into account any or all of the particular circumstances of that person or those persons.

a local government new scheme, or

a local government legacy scheme.

a scheme under section 1 of PSPA 2013 (schemes for persons in public service) which is a defined benefits scheme for local government workers (within the meaning of that Act), or

a scheme under section 1 of PSPA(NI) 2014 (schemes for persons in public service) which is a defined benefits scheme for local government workers (within the meaning of that Act).

an existing scheme (within the meaning of PSPA 2013) mentioned in paragraph 16 or 17 of Schedule 5 to PSPA 2013 (local government workers), or

an existing scheme (within the meaning of PSPA(NI) 2014) mentioned in paragraph 3 of Schedule 5 to PSPA(NI) 2014 (local government workers).

the time when the member’s pensionable service in relation to the scheme ends, or

the time when the member attains normal pension age under a local government legacy scheme.

a member of a pension scheme has service in multiple employments or offices that is pensionable service under the scheme, and

the service is aggregated for the purpose of determining the amount of any benefit under the scheme,

in subsection (4), omit the words after paragraph (b);

omit subsections (5) to (8).

in subsection (4), omit “This is subject to subsection (8).”;

omit subsections (5) to (9).

the continued operation of any scheme regulations made before the coming into force of the repeal so far as they provide for benefits to be provided under an existing scheme to or in respect of a person in relation to the person’s service before 1 April 2022;

any power to make scheme regulations under which benefits are provided to or in respect of a person in relation to service on or after 1 April 2022 which is transferred in from a pension scheme which is not a scheme under section 1 of PSPA 2013 or section 1 of PSPA(NI) 2014;

any power to make scheme regulations under which benefits are provided to or in respect of a person in relation to service before 1 April 2022 where the accrual rate is affected by the length of the person’s period of service (including a period after that date).

the continued operation of any scheme regulations made before the coming into force of the repeal so far as they provide for benefits to be provided under an existing scheme to or in respect of a person in relation to the person’s service before 1 April 2022;

any power to make scheme regulations under which benefits are provided to or in respect of a person in relation to service on or after 1 April 2022 which is transferred in from a pension scheme which is not a scheme under section 1 of PSPA(NI) 2014 or section 1 of PSPA 2013;

any power to make scheme regulations under which benefits are provided to or in respect of a person in relation to service before 1 April 2022 where the accrual rate is affected by the length of the person’s period of service (including a period after that date).

the Judicial Pensions Regulations 2015 (S.I. 2015/182),

the Judicial Pensions Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2015 (S.R. (N.I.) 2015 No. 76),

the scheme constituted by Parts 1 to 11 of the Judicial Pensions (Fee-Paid Judges) Regulations 2017 (S.I. 2017/522), or

the pension scheme established for certain employees of the Secret Intelligence Service which came into operation on 1 January 1946 and was amended on 1 September 1957 and 1 July 1964.

a Chapter 1 legacy scheme (within the meaning of Chapter 1),

a judicial legacy salaried scheme (within the meaning of Chapter 2),

a local government legacy scheme (within the meaning of Chapter 3),

the Judicial Pensions Regulations 2015 (S.I. 2015/182),

the Judicial Pensions Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2015 (S.R. (N.I.) 2015 No. 76), or

the pension scheme established for certain employees of the Secret Intelligence Service which came into operation on 1 January 1946 and was amended on 1 September 1957 and 1 July 1964.

does not affect the continued operation after 31 March 2022 of any arrangements entered into on or before that date;

does not apply to arrangements entered into by virtue of section 25 or 60 (remedial arrangements to pay voluntary contributions).

after “cap” insert “of a scheme under section 1”;

after “set” insert “, and the changes in the cost of such a scheme are to be measured,”.