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The Armed Forces Pension Scheme Order 2005

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[F1Chapter 1U.K.General

Interpretation of Part 7U.K.

41.(1) In this Part—

public sector transfer arrangements” has the meaning given in rule A.1(4) of Schedule 1;

receiving scheme”, in relation to a remediable value, means the scheme to which the remediable value was, or is to be, paid;

reformed public service pension scheme” means—

(a)

a Chapter 1 scheme;

(b)

a judicial scheme within the meaning of section 70(1) of PSPJOA 2022;

(c)

a local government scheme within the meaning of section 86(1) of PSPJOA 2022;

remediable benefits” means the benefits payable to or in respect of a remedy member in relation to that member’s remediable service;

remediable club transfer value”, in relation to a member, means the payment or acceptance by the Scheme manager of a transfer value under Part F of Schedule 1 in accordance with the public sector transfer arrangements, in so far as the transfer value relates to the member’s remediable rights;

remediable rights”, in relation to a member, means the member’s rights to benefits under a reformed public service pension Scheme secured by virtue of the member’s remediable service;

remediable transfer value”, in relation to a member, means the payment or acceptance by the Scheme manager of a transfer value under Part F of Schedule 1 which is not a remediable club transfer value;

remediable value” means a remediable club transfer value or a remediable transfer value;

sending scheme”, in relation to a remediable value, means the scheme which paid, or is to pay, the remediable value.

(2) Where a provision of this Part requires the Scheme manager to calculate a club transfer value or a transfer value (including a remediable club transfer value or a remediable transfer value) in relation to rights secured in a pension scheme, that value is to be calculated in accordance with—

(a)the provisions of the pension scheme which apply to the calculation of values of that type, and

(b)the guidance and tables provided for the purpose of calculating such values that were, or are, in use on the date used for the original calculation.

(3) For the purposes of this Part, any rule or condition in Part F of Schedule 1 or the public sector transfer arrangements relating to the time within which a transfer value payment must be made or accepted that would otherwise prevent any payments being made or accepted under this Part, is treated as complied with or met.

Transferred out remediable service statementsU.K.

42.  Where a remedy member has transferred any rights in respect of remediable service out of the Scheme, the Scheme manager must provide a transferred out remediable service statement in accordance with direction 6(2) to (4) of the PSP Directions 2022 (and direction 6(4) applies as if the reference to “any provision made by virtue of section 29(1) of PSPJOA 2022” were a reference to paragraph 5).]

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