The Transport Act 2000 (Civil Aviation Authority Pension Scheme) Order 2001

41.2  Any person who:

(a) purports or attempts to assign, charge or alienate in whole or in part any benefit or right to benefit to which he is entitled or may become entitled under the CAA Section; or

(b) is bankrupt when he first becomes entitled to a benefit under the CAA Section; or

(c) becomes bankrupt whilst in receipt of a pension from the CAA Section; or

(d) does or suffers anything whereby such benefit or right to benefit would but for this Rule 41 become vested in or payable to any other person or body,

shall, subject always to the provisions of sections 91 and 92 of the Pensions Act 1995, immediately forfeit all right to the payment of benefit or further benefit from the CAA Section other than Guaranteed Minimum Pension, provided always that if the Trustees in their discretion so determine they may commence or resume payment of any benefit forfeited under this Rule by reason of the bankruptcy or any person if that person is discharged from such bankruptcy and provides evidence of such discharge satisfactory to the Trustees.