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There are currently no known outstanding effects for the The Occupational and Personal Pension Schemes (Automatic Enrolment) Regulations 2010.
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PART 6 Postponement of automatic enrolment or disapplication of automatic enrolment
PART 7 Automatic enrolment following the transitional period for defined benefit and hybrid schemes
PART7A Certification that a quality or alternative requirement is satisfied
2.The jobholder’s automatic enrolment date, automatic re-enrolment date or enrolment...
3.The name, address, telephone number and electronic contact details of...
4.(1) The value of any contributions payable to the scheme...
5.A statement that any contributions payable to the scheme by...
11.A statement that opting out means that the jobholder will...
13.A statement that where the jobholder opts out the jobholder...
14.A statement that, after the opt out period, the jobholder...
16.A statement that the jobholder may, by giving written notice...
17.A statement that the worker may, where they are working...
18.A statement that by giving written notice to the employer,...
20.A statement that the employer has deferred automatic enrolment until...
21.A statement that the employer will automatically enrol the worker...
22.A statement that the employer intends to defer automatic enrolment...
23.Confirmation that the jobholder is an active member of a...
24.A statement that a written notice from the worker must...
25.Where to obtain further information about pensions and saving for...
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