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There are currently no known outstanding effects for the The Pension Protection Fund (Entry Rules) Regulations 2005.
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6.Circumstances in which insolvency proceedings in relation to the employer are stayed or come to an end
7A.Applications and notifications to the Board – multi-employer schemes
8.Applications and notifications to the Board – further provision
8A.Applications and notifications to the Board – further provision for multi-employer schemes
11.Confirmation of scheme status by insolvency practitioner – multi-employer schemes
12.Confirmation of scheme status by Board – multi-employer schemes
20.Consequences of the Board ceasing to be involved with a scheme
21.Refusal to assume responsibility – schemes which become eligible schemes
22.Refusal to assume responsibility – new schemes created to replace existing schemes
23.Form and content of withdrawal notices issued under sections 146 and 147 of the Act
CONTENTS OF ACCOUNTS AUDITED BY THE AUDITOR OF THE SCHEME
1.An account of the financial additions to, withdrawals from and...
3.Where any assets or liabilities are denominated in currencies other...
4.Particulars of any investment (other than in UK Government securities)...
5.Where the scheme has employer-related investments, within the meaning of...
8.A statement whether the accounts have been prepared in accordance...
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