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These Rules amend the Pensions Appeal Tribunals (England and Wales) Rules 1980 (“the 1980 Rules”) (S.I. 1980/1120) to provide for a new route of appeal from the Pensions Appeal Tribunal to the Social Security Commissioners, who for these purposes are to be known as Pensions Appeal Commissioners.
Rules 3 and 4 provide for new definitions consequential on the amendments to the 1980 Rules.
Rule 5 provides for a notice of the decision to be sent to the parties by the Pensions Appeal Tribunal and for applications for a statement of reasons for the decision.
Rule 6 provides a new procedure for recording and preserving decisions of the Pensions Appeal Tribunal.
Rule 7 provides the procedure for dealing with applications for leave to appeal.
Rule 8 revokes expenses provisions relevant to the previous route of appeal.
Rule 9 makes a consequential amendment.
Rule 10 prescribes circumstances where an extension of a time limit under the Rules may be granted.
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