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7. In the Personal and Occupational Pension Schemes (Protected Rights) Regulations 1996 M1, the following regulations are revoked—
(a)regulation 1(2) (interpretation), in so far as it relates to the regulations listed in paragraphs (b) to (m),
(b)regulation 2 (manner of calculation and verification of protected rights),
(c)regulation 4 (conditions applying to pensions and annuities which give effect to protected rights),
(d)regulation 5 (circumstances in which and period for which pension or annuity is to be paid to widow, widower or surviving civil partner),
(e)regulation 6 (interim arrangements),
(f)regulation 8 (giving effect to protected rights by provision of a lump sum),
(g)regulation 10 (choice of insurance company by annuitant),
(h)regulation 11 (insurers that may provide protected rights by way of annuities),
(i)regulation 12 (death of member before effect is given to his protected rights),
(j)regulation 13 (death before effect given to protected rights: interim arrangements for widow, widower or surviving civil partner),
(k)regulation 14 (enforceable entitlement after death of member),
(l)regulation 15 (further requirements in respect of giving effect to protected rights), and
(m)regulation 17 (tax registration).
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