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• (2) For the purposes of paragraph (1)(a), R's “annual fee income” is the total of the fees paid to R in respect of qualifying fee-paid days in the offices referred to in that paragraph in the tax year concerned.

Valuation of benefits for retired FPJAYS members

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• (1) Any pension credits in the form of added years that have been purchased by a retired FPJAYS member ( “ R ”) are to be treated for the purposes of paragraph (2) as if they were periods of reckonable service.

• (2) If the addition of the years of reckonable service mentioned in paragraph (1) would, were they to be years of reckonable service accrued other than by the purchase of pension credits, lead to the payment of additional payments under the principal scheme, then benefits of an equivalent nature to those that would have been so payable under that scheme are to be paid under the FPJAYS instead.

• (3) If the reckonable service in relation to which benefits are to be calculated under the post-1995 provisions which R accrued in the period between the assumed contribution date and the date on which R retired otherwise than by the purchase of pension credits (“R's existing reckonable service”) includes reckonable service in two or more eligible judicial offices which R held simultaneously, the pension credits purchased by R shall be divided between those offices held by R in that period in the same proportion as R's existing reckonable service.

CHAPTER 3 — unretired FPJAYS MEMBERS

Purchase of added years by active FPJAYS members

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• (1) A notice given by an unretired FPJAYS member (“M”) under regulation 104(2) must specify—

• (a) M's assumed contribution commencement date;

• (b) M's assumed retirement age;

• (c) the number of qualifying fee-paid days which M proposes to work each year in any office in relation to which benefits are to be calculated under the post-1995 provisions to the period ending with the date on which M reaches M's assumed retirement age; and

• (d) the number of added years M intends to purchase.

• (2) The date on which M is to start payment of periodic contributions (“the periodic contributions start date”) must—

• (a) be within 12 months of the date on which M gives the notice, and

• (b) be agreed between M and the administrators.

• (3) The maximum number of added years that M may purchase under the FPJAYS is to be determined in accordance with the formula

• (a) A is the aggregate length of reckonable service in eligible fee-paid judicial offices that M would have at M's assumed retirement date and for this purpose regulation 103(1A) and (1B) does not apply, assuming that M works the number of qualifying fee-paid days notified under paragraph (1)(c);

• (b) B is the aggregate length of service in qualifying judicial office (within the meaning of Part 1 of the Judicial Pensions and Retirement Act 1993) that M would have at M's assumed retirement date; and

• (c) C is the equivalent value of any retained benefits to which M was entitled at the assumed contribution commencement date.

• (4) Where the maximum number of added years would (apart from this paragraph) be negative, it is instead nil.

Contributions by active FPJAYS members

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• (1) The cost for an unretired FPJAYS member (“M”) of purchasing each added year is to be determined in accordance with the formula—

$$A 100 × B$where—A is the relevant benefits figure (see paragraph (2));B is the salary which would have been M's appropriate annual salary on the assumed contribution commencement date if M had retired on that date.$

• (2) The relevant benefits figure is calculated by taking the following steps—

Step 1Use the salary that would have been M's appropriate annual salary on the assumed contribution commencement date, if M had retired on that date, to determine which is the applicable salary group for M specified in Table 1;

Step 2In the part of Table 1 for M's salary group, determine which entry in column 1 describes the period expressed in years and any fraction of a year beginning with the assumed contribution commencement date and ending with M's assumed retirement date (ignoring the heading of that column);

Step 3Add together the personal benefits and family benefits percentage figures which correspond to the entry in column 1 referred to in Step 2.3M may make contributions to purchase added years by way of—aup to three lump sum payments, made within three years beginning with the date on which M gave notice under regulation 104(2) (but no more than one lump sum payment may be made in each calendar year), in respect of any contributions relating to the period beginning with the assumed contribution commencement date and ending with the day before the periodic contributions start date; andbperiodic deductions from fees or salary, which commence on the periodic contributions start date, in relation to contributions relating to the period beginning with the periodic contributions start date and ending with M's assumed retirement date.4The aggregate amount of the lump sum payments M may make under paragraph (3)(a) is the smaller of—athe amount equal to the sum of the amounts determined for each tax year during the period beginning with the assumed contribution commencement date and ending with the day before the periodic contributions start date in accordance with the following formula—$( 15 × F I 100 ) − C$where—FI is M's annual fee income for the tax year in question for any office in relation to which benefits are to be calculated under the post-1995 provisions which is subject to income tax, or if lower, the permitted maximum for that tax year, andC is the sum of any contributions made by M to any other judicial pension scheme in that tax year, excluding any contributions made by the member in accordance with regulation 3 of the Judicial Pensions (Contributions) Regulations 2012; andbthe amount determined in accordance with the formula—$( C × D E ) × F$where—C is the cost of one added year, determined in accordance with paragraph (1),D is the number of added years which M has notified to the administrators under regulation 110(1)(c) that M intends to purchase,E is the period beginning with the assumed contribution commencement date and ending with M's assumed retirement date, expressed in years and any fraction of a year,F is the period beginning with the assumed contribution commencement date and ending with the day before the periodic contributions start date, expressed in years and any fraction of a year.5M's “annual fee income” for the purposes of paragraph (4)(a)(i), is the total of the fees paid to M in respect of qualifying fee-paid days in any office in relation to which benefits are to be calculated under the post-1995 provisions in the tax year concerned.6The maximum aggregate amount of periodic contributions M may make under paragraph (3)(b) is calculated in accordance with the formula—$( ( C × D E ) × F ) + X$where—C is the cost of one added year, determined in accordance with paragraph (1);D is the number of added years which M has specified M intends to purchase;E is the period beginning with the assumed contribution commencement date and ending with M's assumed retirement date, expressed in years and any fraction of a year;F is the period beginning with the periodic contributions start date and ending with M's assumed retirement date, expressed in years and any fraction of a year;X is the difference between the maximum amount which M could have contributed under paragraph (3)(a) and the amount M actually contributed under that provision.7The requirement to make periodic contributions to the FPJAYS continues until M—areaches the assumed retirement age;bretires;cnotifies the administrators that M wishes the contributions to cease; orddies.

Valuation of benefits for active FPJAYS members

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• (1) If an unretired FPJAYS member (“M”) retires or otherwise leaves the principal scheme on or after reaching the assumed retirement age the administrators must—

• (a) calculate the amount of added years that M has purchased, by dividing the total contributions made by M under regulation 111(3) by the cost of an added year as determined under regulation 111(1); and

• (b) notify M of that amount.

• (2) Any pension credits in the form of added years that have been purchased by or credited to M are to be treated for the purposes of paragraph (3) as if they were years of reckonable service.

• (3) If the addition of the years of reckonable service mentioned in paragraph (2) would, were they to be years of reckonable service accrued other than by the purchase or credit of pension credits, lead to the payment of additional payments under the principal scheme, then benefits of an equivalent nature to those that would have been so payable under that scheme are to be paid under the FPJAYS instead.

• (4) If M retires on the ground of ill-health or dies before the assumed retirement age, M must, for the purposes of calculating the benefits payable under paragraph (3), be credited with pension credits equivalent to the number of added years that M intended to purchase notified to the administrators by M under regulation 110(1)(c).

• (5) Paragraph (4) does not apply during any period where M has ceased making periodic contributions.

• (6) If M ceases to make periodic contributions M may apply to the administrators to resume making periodic contributions but any such application—

• (a) must not be accepted if M has reached the assumed retirement age;

• (b) must not result in M making contributions at a rate that is higher than the rate at which M was contributing before M ceased to pay periodic contributions; and

• (c) must be accompanied by a declaration signed by M stating that M has no reason to believe that health may prevent continuation of service until the assumed retirement age.

• (7) If M's application under paragraph (6) is accepted by the administrators, this regulation and regulations 111 and 113 apply separately to those contributions and the value of benefits purchased with them.

• (8) If an application by M under paragraph (6) to resume making contributions has been accepted and M subsequently—

• (a) retires on the ground of ill-health or dies within 12 months of the date on which M started to pay periodic contributions again; or

• (b) dies or retires on the ground of ill-health because of an incapacity to which M became subject within 12 months of that date,

paragraph (4) does not apply unless the administrators are satisfied that the declaration given in accordance with paragraph (6)(c) was made in good faith.

• (9) If M ceases making periodic contributions before reaching assumed retirement age for reasons other than death or retirement on the ground of ill-health—

• (a) the administrators must—

• (i) calculate the amount of added years that M has purchased by the date of cessation, by dividing the total contributions made by M under regulation 111(3) up to the date of cessation by the cost of an added year as determined under regulation 111(1), and

• (ii) notify M of that amount; and

• (b) at the date of cessation M must be credited by the administrators with pension credits equivalent to the number of added years M has purchased, as calculated under sub-paragraph (a).

• (10) For the purposes of this regulation, parts of added years purchased by M must be valued on a pro-rata basis.

Refund of contributions

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• (1) If an unretired FPJAYS member (“M”) who is paying periodic contributions under the FPJAYS is neither married nor a civil partner and has no qualifying children at the time M retires, dies or otherwise leaves the principal scheme, M, or M's estate, is entitled to a refund in accordance with this regulation.

• (2) The amount to be refunded must be determined in accordance with the formula

• (a) A is the relevant family benefits percentage (see paragraph (3));

• (b) S is the salary that would have been M's appropriate annual salary on the assumed contribution commencement date if M had retired on that date (“the relevant salary”);

• (c) B is the period beginning with the day after the date M last ceased to have a spouse or a civil partner or qualifying child and ending with the date M ceased to make contributions, expressed in years and any fraction of a year;

• (d) C is the period beginning with the assumed contribution date and ending with the date M ceased to make contributions, expressed in years and any fraction of a year;

• (e) D is the number of added years M has purchased, calculated in accordance with regulation 112(1).

• (3) The relevant family benefits percentage is determined as follows—

Step 1Use the relevant salary to determine which is the applicable salary group for M specified in Table 1.

Step 2In the part of Table 1 for M's salary group, determine which entry in column 1 describes the period mentioned in paragraph (2)(d) (ignoring the heading of that column).

Step 3Use the family benefits percentage figure which corresponds to the entry in column 1 referred to in step 2.4If M's total contributions to the FPJAYS exceed the smaller of—athe amount necessary to purchase the number of added years notified to the administrators by the member under regulation 110(1)(c); andbthe amount necessary to purchase the maximum number of added years permissible under regulation 110(3) (calculated on the basis that the assumed retirement date referred to in that paragraph is M's actual retirement date),M is entitled to a refund of the excess contributions.4AIf a retired member purchases a number of added years (“AY”) after making an election under regulation 11C, the member is entitled to a refund of the difference between—athe contribution payable for AY under regulation 107; andbthe total contribution that would have been payable if, before making the election, the member had—ipurchased enough added units of benefit under Part 14A for them to be converted into AY, or,iiif that number of added units of benefit would have exceeded the limit set out in regulation 128F, purchased the maximum number of added units of benefit that would have been available to the member under regulation 128F together with enough added years under regulation 107 to make up AY.5Where a refund is payable under this regulation, it must be paid together with compound interest at the rate announced annually in relation to the Principal Civil Service Pension Scheme.

CHAPTER 4 — GENERAL

Limit on children's pension benefits

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Any benefits that are paid under the FPJAYS in the form of a children's pension under regulation 42 cease to be payable on the date that the recipient attains the age of 23.

Reduction of benefits

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• (1) This regulation applies where the administrators of the FPJAYS pay the whole or any part of the lifetime allowance charge arising on a benefit crystallisation event relating to the FPJAYS in relation to a FPJAYS member.

• (2) The pensions or other benefits payable under this Part to or in respect of the FPJAYS member may (notwithstanding any other provision of these Regulations) be reduced by such amount as, in accordance with normal actuarial practice, reflects the amount of the payments made.

PART 14 — THE FEE-PAID JUDICIAL ADDED SURVIVING ADULT'S PENSION SCHEME

CHAPTER 1 — INTRODUCTION

Interpretation

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In this Part—

• (a)

• ...

• “added surviving adult's pension” has the meaning given in regulation 117(3);

• “assumed contribution commencement date” has the meaning given in regulation 118(1);

• “assumed retirement age” has the meaning given in regulation 118(3);

• “assumed retirement date” means the date on which an active JASAPS member reaches the assumed retirement age;

• “JASAPS” means the scheme constituted by this Part of the Regulations;

• “JASAPS member” means a member of the JASAPS;

• “periodic contributions start date” has the meaning given in regulation 123(3);

• “retired JASAPS member” means a JASAPS member who has retired from fee-paying judicial office ...;

• “Table 2” means the table in Schedule 2 to the 1995 Regulations .

• “unretired JASAPS member” means a JASAPS member who continues to hold judicial office.

• (b) in relation to fee-paid days between 1st April 2015 and 31st March 2022, regulation 4 applies for the purposes of this Part as if paragraph (2)(c) were omitted;

• (c) references to reckonable service and to qualifying fee-paid days in this Part are to be read as including a reference to fee-paid days in judicial office after 31st March 2022 as if the principal scheme had not been closed to further accruals.

Membership

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• (1) Membership of the JASAPS is open to unretired and retired members of the principal scheme (but not to opted-out members)—

• (a) who have service in an eligible fee-paid judicial office between 31st March 1995 and 5th April 2006;

• (b) whose benefits under the principal scheme in relation to at least one such office are, or are to be, calculated under the post-1995 provisions; and

• (c) who have a spouse or civil partner to whom benefits could be paid under this Part.

• (2) A person to whom membership of the JASAPS is open may become a JASAPS member by giving notice in writing to the administrators within 48 months of the amendment day (or by such later date as the administrators may agree).

• (3) A JASAPS member has the right to purchase added units of surviving adult's pension (“added surviving adult's pension”) in accordance with the provisions of this Part.

Assumed dates etc

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• (1) For the purposes of this Part, a JASAPS member must nominate a date (“the assumed contribution commencement date”) from which contributions are assumed to have been payable in relation to added surviving adult's pension.

• (2) The date nominated under paragraph (1) must be no earlier than the date on which the JASAPS member first held an eligible fee-paid judicial office and in any event must be between 31st March 1995 and 5th April 2006.

• (3) For the purposes of this Part, an unretired JASAPS member must nominate an age between the age of 60 and the member's compulsory retirement age at which that member intends to retire (“the assumed retirement age”).

CHAPTER 2 — RETIRED JASAPS MEMBERS

Notice to purchase added surviving adult's pension by retired JASAPS members

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• (1) A notice given under regulation 117(2) by a retired JASAPS member (“R”) must specify—

• (a) R's assumed contribution commencement date;

• (b) the date on which R retired; and

• (c) the number of units of added surviving adult's pension which R would like to purchase.

• (2) The maximum number of units of added surviving adult's pension R may purchase is the number determined by the administrators which, after added years under Part 13 are taken into account, would provide a pension under these Regulations equal to a sum calculated in accordance with the formula—

$$A × Y 45$where—A is—where P held a single judicial office immediately before retirement, the appropriate annual salary of that judicial office;where P held more than one judicial office immediately before retirement, the highest appropriate annual salary of those offices, andY is R's reckonable service in any office in relation to which benefits are calculated under the post-1995 provisions on the date R retired.$

Cost of added surviving adult's pension for retired JASAPS members

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• (1) If the date on which a retired JASAPS member (“R”) retired fell on R's birthday, the contribution payable by R for each unit of £1,000 of added surviving adult's pension is to be determined in accordance with the formula

Step 1In Table 2 treat—iithe reference to the assumed retirement age as a reference to R's age on the date R retired.

Step 2Use Table 2 to work out A by reference to R's age last birthday at the assumed contribution commencement date and R's age on the date R retired.2If R's retirement date did not fall on R's birthday, A is determined in accordance with the formula—$X + Z ( Y − X 12 )$where—X is determined by taking the following steps—Step 1In Table 2 treat the reference to age last birthday at the date of commencement of contributions as a reference to R's age last birthday at the assumed contribution commencement date.Step 2In Table 2 treat the reference to the assumed retirement age as a reference to R's age on R's last birthday before R retired.Step 3Use Table 2 to work out X by reference to R's age last birthday at the assumed contributions commencement date and R's age last birthday before R retired; andY is determined as follows—Step 1In Table 2 treat the reference to age last birthday at the date of commencement of contributions as a reference to R's age last birthday at the assumed contribution commencement date.Step 2In Table 2 treat the reference to the assumed retirement age as a reference to R's age on R's next birthday after R's actual retirement date.Step 3Use Table 2 to work out Y by reference to R's age last birthday at the assumed contribution commencement date and R's age on R's next birthday after R's actual retirement date; andZ is the number of complete months between R's last birthday before R retired and the date on which R retired.3The contribution payable by R for each part unit of added surviving adult's pension is to be the amount calculated in accordance with the preceding paragraphs multiplied by the appropriate decimal fraction.

Contributions by retired JASAPS members

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• (1) The maximum contribution that may be made to the JASAPS by a retired JASAPS member (“R”) is the smaller of—

• (a) the amount determined in accordance with the formula—

$N × C$

where—

• (i) N is the maximum number of units which R is entitled to purchase under regulation 119(2), and

• (ii) C is the contribution payable by R for each unit of £1,000 of added surviving adult's pension under regulation 120(1) or 120(2).

• (b) the amount equal to the sum of the amounts determined for each tax year during the period beginning with the assumed contribution commencement date and ending with the day on which R retired in accordance with the following formula—

$( 15 × F I 100 ) − C$

where—

• (i) FI is R's annual fee income for the tax year in question in any office in relation to which benefits are calculated under the post-1995 provisions which is subject to income tax, or if lower, the permitted maximum for that tax year, and

• (ii) C is the sum of any contributions made by R to any other judicial pension scheme (including voluntary contributions schemes) in that tax year, excluding any contributions made by the member in accordance with regulation 3 of the Judicial Pensions (Contributions) Regulations 2012 .

• (2) For the purposes of paragraph (1)(b)(i), R's “annual fee income” is the total of the fees paid to R in respect of qualifying fee-paid days in any office in relation to which benefits are calculated under the post-1995 provisions in the tax year concerned.

• (3) Contributions to the JASAPS by R must be made by lump sum payment made by R to the administrators within 12 months from the date on which R served notice under regulation 117(2).

Valuation of benefits for retired JASAPS members

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• (1) When a retired JASAPS member (“R”) who has purchased added surviving adult's pension dies, R's surviving spouse or surviving civil partner is entitled to receive additional pension under the JASAPS.

• (2) Such additional pension is payable at the same time and intervals and in the same manner as the surviving adult's pension under the principal scheme.

• (3) The annual amount of additional pension per unit is £1,000.

• (4) Part units of added surviving adult's pension purchased by R are to be valued on a pro-rata basis.

CHAPTER 3 — unretired JASAPS MEMBERS

Purchase of added surviving adult's pension by unretired JASAPS members

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• (1) A notice given under regulation 117(2) by an unretired JASAPS member (“M”) must specify—

• (a) M's assumed contribution commencement date;

• (b) M's assumed retirement age;

• (c) the number of qualifying fee-paid days in any office in relation to which benefits are to be calculated under the post-1995 provisions which M proposes to work each year to the period ending with the date on which M reaches M's assumed retirement age; and

• (d) the number of units of added surviving adult's pension which M intends to purchase.

• (2) The maximum number of units which an unretired member may purchase in the JASAPS is the amount which the administrators determine would produce a pension equal to a sum calculated in accordance with the formula—

$$A × ( Y + Z ) 45$where—A is—where M held a single judicial office on the assumed contribution date, the salary which would have been M's appropriate annual salary if M had retired on that date;where M held more than one judicial office on the assumed contribution date, the salary which would have the highest appropriate salary of these offices if M had retired on that date; andY is M's reckonable service in any office in relation to which benefits are to be calculated under the post-1995 provisions between the date on which M first held eligible fee-paid judicial office and the date on which M reaches M’s assumed retirement age as if the principal scheme had not closed to further accruals (assuming that M works the number of qualifying fee-paid days notified under paragraph (1)(c)) expressed in years and fractions of a year to four decimal places;Z is—if M is purchasing added years, the number of added years which M would have purchased by the date on which M reaches M's assumed retirement age, orif M is not purchasing added years, nil.$

• (3) The date on which M is to start payment of periodic contributions (“the periodic contributions start date”) must—

• (a) be within 12 months of the date on which M gives the notice, and

• (b) be agreed between M and the administrators.

Cost of added surviving adult's pension by unretired JASAPS members

124

• (1) The contribution payable by an unretired JASAPS member (“M”) for each unit of £1,000 of added surviving adult's pension is to be determined in accordance with the formula

• (2) If M's assumed retirement date fall's on M's birthday, A is determined as follows—

Step 1In Table 2, treat the reference to the age last birthday at the date of commencement of contributions as a reference to M's age last birthday on the assumed contribution commencement date.

Step 2Use Table 2 to work out A by reference to M's age last birthday at the assumed contribution commencement date and M's assumed retirement age.3If M's assumed retirement date does not fall on M's birthday, A is determined in accordance with the formula—$X + Z ( Y − X 12 )$where—X is determined as follows—Step 1In Table 2 treat the reference to the age last birthday at the date of commencement of contributions as a reference to M's age last birthday at the assumed contribution commencement date,Step 2In Table 2 treat the reference to the assumed retirement age as a reference to M's age last birthday before M's assumed retirement date,Step 3Use Table 2 to work out X by reference to M's age last birthday at the assumed contribution commencement date and M's age last birthday before M's assumed retirement date.bY is determined as follows—Step 1In Table 2 treat the reference to the age last birthday at the date of commencement of contributions as a reference to the age last birthday at the assumed contribution commencement date,Step 2In Table 2 treat the reference to the assumed retirement age as a reference to M's age next birthday after M's assumed retirement date,Step 3Use Table 2 to work out Y by reference to M's age last birthday at the assumed contribution commencement date and M's age next birthday after the assumed retirement date.cZ is the number of complete months between M's last birthday before M's assumed retirement date and M's assumed retirement date.4The contribution payable for a part unit of added surviving adult's pension is to be the amount determined in accordance with the preceding paragraphs multiplied by the appropriate decimal fraction.

Contributions by active JASAPS members

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• (1) An unretired JASAPS member (“M”) may purchase added surviving adult pension by way of—

• (a) up to three lump sum payments, made within three years beginning with the date on which M gave notice under regulation 117(2) (but no more than one lump sum payment may be made in one calendar year), in respect of contributions relating to the period beginning with the assumed contribution commencement date and ending with the day before the periodic contributions start date; and

• (b) periodic deductions from fees or salary, beginning on the periodic contributions start date, in relation to contributions relating to the period beginning with that date and ending with M's assumed retirement date.

• (2) The aggregate amount of lump sum payments which M may make under paragraph (1)(a) is the smaller of—

• (a) the amount equal to the sum of the amounts determined for each tax year during the period beginning with the assumed contribution commencement date and ending with the day before the periodic contributions start date in accordance with the formula—

$$( 15 × F I 100 ) − C$where—FI is M's annual fee income for the tax year in question in any office in relation to which benefits are to be calculated under the post-1995 provisions which is subject to income tax, or if lower, the permitted maximum for that tax year, andC is the sum of any contributions made by M to any other judicial pension scheme (including voluntary contributions schemes) in that tax year, excluding any contributions made by the member in accordance with regulation 3 of the Judicial Pensions (Contributions) Regulations 2012; and$

• (b) the amount calculated in accordance with the formula—

$$( C × D E ) × F$where—C is the cost of one unit of added surviving adult's pension (an “added unit”), determined in accordance with regulation 124(1);D is the number of added units which M has notified to the administrators under regulation 123(1)(c);E is the period between the assumed contribution commencement date and M's assumed retirement date, expressed in years and any fraction of a year;F is the period beginning with the assumed contribution commencement date and ending with the day before the periodic contributions start date, expressed in years and any fraction of a year$

• (3) For the purposes of paragraph (2)(a)(i), M's “annual fee income” is the total of the fees paid to M for any office in relation to which benefits are to be calculated under the post-1995 provisions in respect of qualifying fee-paid days in the tax year concerned

• (4) The maximum aggregate amount of periodic contributions M may make under paragraph (1)(b) is calculated in accordance with the formula—

$$( ( C × D E ) × F ) + X$where—C is the cost of one added unit, determined in accordance with regulation 124(1);D is the number of added units which M has notified to the administrators under regulation 123(1)(c);E is the period between the assumed contribution commencement date and M's assumed retirement date, expressed in years and any fraction of a year;F is the period beginning with the periodic contributions start date and ending with M's assumed retirement date, expressed in years and fraction of a year;X is the difference between the maximum amount which M could have contributed under paragraph (2) and the amount M actually contributed under that paragraph.$

• (5) M may only make periodic contributions to the JASAPS during any period when M has a spouse or civil partner to whom benefits could be paid under the JASAPS.

Valuation of benefits for active JASAPS members

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• (1) When an unretired JASAPS member (“M”) who has purchased units of added surviving adult's pension dies, M's surviving spouse or surviving civil partner is entitled to receive additional pension under the JASAPS.

• (2) When M dies, the administrators must calculate the number of units of added surviving adult's pension M has purchased by dividing the total contributions made by M under regulation 125(1) by the cost of a unit of added surviving adult's pension determined under regulation 124(1), and notify the surviving spouse or civil partner of that amount.

• (3) The annual amount of additional pension per unit is £1,000.

• (4) Added surviving adult's pension is payable at the same times and intervals and in the same manner as the surviving adult's pension under the principal scheme.

• (5) If M retires on the ground of ill-health or dies before the assumed retirement age, M is to be credited with the number of units of added surviving adult's pension notified to the administrators by M under regulation 123(1)(c).

• (6) Paragraph (5) does not apply during any period where M has ceased making periodic contributions.

• (7) If M ceases to make periodic contributions M may apply to the administrators to make periodic contributions again but any application to start to make periodic contributions again—

• (a) may not be accepted if M has reached the assumed retirement age;

• (b) may not result in M purchasing more added units than were being purchased before M ceased to pay periodic contributions; and

• (c) must be accompanied by a declaration signed by M stating that M has no reason to believe that health may prevent continuation of service until the assumed retirement age.

• (8) If M's application under paragraph (7) is accepted by the administrators, this Chapter applies separately to those contributions and the value of the surviving adult's pension purchased with them.

• (9) If an application by M under paragraph (7) to resume making contributions has been accepted and M subsequently—

• (a) retires on the ground of ill-health or dies within 12 months of the date of starting to make periodic contributions again, or

• (b) dies or retires on the ground of ill-health because of an incapacity which M became subject to within 12 months of that date,

paragraph (5) does not apply unless the administrators are satisfied that the declaration given in accordance with paragraph (7)(c) was made in good faith.

• (10) If M ceases making periodic contributions before reaching assumed retirement age for reasons other than death or retirement on the ground of ill-health—

• (a) then the administrators must—

• (i) calculate the amount of units of added surviving adult's pension (“added units”) that M has purchased by the date of cessation, by dividing the total contributions made by M under regulation 125(1) up to the date of cessation by the cost of an added unit as determined under regulation 124(1);

• (ii) notify M of that amount, and

• (b) at the date of cessation M must be credited with the number of added units of benefit calculated under sub-paragraph (a).

• (11) For the purposes of this regulation, part units of added surviving adult's pension purchased by a member must be valued on a pro-rata basis.

Refund of contributions

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If M's total contributions exceed the amount necessary to purchase the smaller of—

• (a) the amount of added surviving adult's pension notified to the administrators by M under regulation 123(1)(c), or

• (b) the maximum amount of added surviving adult's pension permissible under regulation 123(2),

the administrators must refund the excess contributions to M's estate.

CHAPTER 4 — GENERAL

Reduction of benefits

128

• (1) This regulation applies where the administrators pay the whole or any part of the lifetime allowance charge arising on a benefit crystallisation event relating to the JASAPS in relation to a JASAPS member.

• (2) The pensions or other benefits payable under this Part to or in respect of the JASAPS member may (notwithstanding any other provision of these Regulations) be reduced by such amount as, in accordance with normal actuarial practice, reflects the amount of the payments made.

PART 15 — APPEALS

Appeals

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• (1) If any person to whom this regulation applies is aggrieved by any decision of the administrators concerning—

• (a) the interpretation of the provisions of the 2017 schemes; or

• (b) the exercise of any discretion under the 2017 schemes,

that person has a right of appeal to the appropriate Minister against that decision.

• (2) On deciding an appeal under this regulation, the appropriate Minister may give to the administrators such directions as the appropriate Minister considers appropriate or expedient for implementing the decision.

• (3) The administrators are entitled to appear and be heard on any appeal under this regulation.

• (4) The persons to whom this regulation applies are the following—

• (a) a member of the principal scheme;

• (b) the surviving adult in relation to a deceased member;

• (c) the eligible child in relation to a deceased member;

• (d) where the decision relates to the question whether a person who claims to be a person mentioned in sub-paragraph (a), (b) or (c) is such a person, the person making that claim.

• (5) In regulation 3 of the Judicial Pensions (Appeals) Regulations 1995 (application of regulations), after paragraph (i) insert—

(j) regulation 129 of the Judicial Pensions (Fee-Paid Judges) Regulations 2017;

SCHEDULE — FEE-PAID OFFICES, ANNUAL DIVISORS

Fee-Paid Office	Annual Divisor
Lord Justice of Appeal (sitting in retirement) England and Wales	220
Lord Justice of Appeal (sitting in retirement) Northern Ireland	218
High Court Judge (sitting in retirement) England and Wales	210
High Court Judge (sitting in retirement) Northern Ireland	218
Deputy High Court Judge England and Wales	210
Deputy High Court Judge Northern Ireland	218
Temporary Judge of the High Court under section 7(3) of the Judicature (Northern Ireland) Act 1978	218
Deputy Supreme Court Master	210
Deputy Supreme Court Registrar	210
Deputy Master of the Senior Courts	210
Deputy Circuit Judge	210
Recorder	210
Deputy Taxing Master	210
Deputy Costs Judge	210
Deputy Master of the Queen's Bench Division	210
Deputy Master of the Chancery Division	210
Deputy Bankruptcy Registrar	210
Deputy Insolvency and Companies Court Judge	210
Deputy District Judge	215
Deputy District Judge of the Principal Registry of the Family Division	215
Deputy District Judge (Magistrates' Court)	215
Deputy Stipendiary Magistrate England and Wales	215
First-tier Tribunal Judge (where a legal qualification is a requirement of appointment)	220
Upper Tribunal Judge (where a legal qualification is a requirement of appointment)	220
Deputy Judge Upper Tribunal (where a legal qualification is a requirement of appointment)	220
Surveyor member (Chair only) Upper Tribunal Lands	220
Legal Chairman Mental Health Review Tribunal	220
Legal Member Mental Health Review Tribunal	220
Legal Chairman Special Educational Needs and Disability Tribunal	220
Legal Chairman Care Standards Tribunal	220
Legal Member Care Standards Tribunal	220
Judge of the Medical Appeal Tribunal	220
Immigration Adjudicator	220
Immigration Judge	220
Judge of the Immigration and Asylum Tribunal	220
Legal Member Immigration and Asylum Tribunal	220
First-tier Tribunal Judge (Social Entitlement Chamber) Asylum Support (but only in relation to service in this office after 31st March 2007)	220
Asylum Support Adjudicator (but only in relation to service in this office after 31st March 2007)	220
Legal Member Appeals Service	220
Chairman Social Security Appeals Tribunal	220
Judge Social Security Appeals Tribunal	220
Deputy Social Security Commissioner	220
Judge Child Support Appeal Tribunal	220
Deputy Commissioner Child Support Appeal Tribunal	220
Judge of the Disability Appeal Tribunal	220
Legal Chair Criminal Injuries Compensation Appeals Panel (but only in relation to service in this office after 2nd November 2008)	220
Non-legal Chair Criminal Injuries Compensation Appeals Panel (but only in relation to service in this office after 2nd November 2008)	220
Member (Chair only) First-tier Tribunal (Social Entitlement Chamber) Criminal Injuries Compensation (but only in relation to service in this office after 2nd November 2008)	220
First-tier Tribunal Judge (Social Entitlement Chamber) Criminal Injuries Compensation (but only in relation to service in this office after 2nd November 2008)	220
Chairman of VAT & Duties Tribunal	220
Commissioner for the Special Purposes of the Income Tax Acts	220
Deputy Commissioner for the Special Purposes of the Income Tax Acts	220
Judge of the Employment Tribunal (where a legal qualification is a requirement of appointment)	220
Employment Tribunal Chairman	220
Temporary Judge of the Employment Appeal Tribunal (where a legal qualification is a requirement of appointment)	220
Legal Chair Competition Appeal Tribunal	210
Deputy Chair Copyright Tribunal	220
Appointed Person for design right appeals	220
Appointed Person for trade mark appeals	220
Legal Chair Health Service Products (Pricing, Cost Control and Information) Appeals Tribunal	220
Senior Legal Chair Health Service Products (Pricing, Cost Control and Information) Appeals Tribunal	220
Temporary Assistant Judge Advocate General	220
Legal Chair Reserve Forces Appeal Tribunal	220
Chair Reinstatement Committee	220
Chairman Information Tribunal	220
Deputy Chairman Information Tribunal	220
Chairman Pensions Appeal Tribunals	220
Member (Chair only) First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) Residential Property (but only in relation to service in this office after 30th June 2013)	220
Deputy Adjudicator HM Land Registry (but only in relation to service in this office after 1st January 2009)	220
First-tier Tribunal Judge (Property Chamber) Land Registration (but only in relation to service in this office after 1st January 2009)	220
First-tier Tribunal Judge (Property Chamber) Residential Property (but only in relation to service in this office after 30th June 2013)	220
First-tier Tribunal Judge (Property Chamber) Agricultural Land and Drainage (but only in relation to service in this office after 30th June 2013)	220
Legal Member Pensions Appeal Tribunal	220
Legal Chair Pensions Appeal Tribunal	220
Legal Member of Pensions Appeal Tribunal for Northern Ireland appointed under paragraph 2 of the Schedule to the Pensions Appeal Tribunals Act 1943	220
President and Deputy President of Pensions Appeal Tribunal for Northern Ireland appointed under paragraph 2B of the Schedule to the Pensions Appeal Tribunals Act 1943	220
Temporary Judge (Scotland)	210
Re-employed former Judge (Scotland)	210
Part-time Sheriff (Scotland)	215
Part-time Summary Sheriff (Scotland)	215
Part-time Stipendiary Magistrate (Scotland)	215
Temporary Sheriff Principal (Scotland)	215
Re-employed former Sheriff Principal, Sheriff or part-time Sheriff acting as Sheriff (Scotland)	215
Re-employed retired Sheriff Principal or Sheriff acting as Sheriff (Scotland)	215
Re-employed former Summary Sheriff, or part-time Summary Sheriff, acting as Summary Sheriff (Scotland)	215
Re-employed former Appeal Sheriff (Scotland)	215
Deputy Statutory Officer (Northern Ireland)	218
Temporary Additional Statutory Officer (Northern Ireland)	218
Deputy County Court Judge (Northern Ireland)	218
Deputy District Judge (Magistrates' Court) Northern Ireland	218
Deputy Social Security Commissioner for Northern Ireland	218
Deputy Child Support Commissioner for Northern Ireland	218
Deputy Coroner (Northern Ireland)	218
Member of a panel of Chairmen of Industrial Tribunals	218
Member of a panel of Chairmen of Fair Employment Tribunal	218
Member of a panel constituted under Article 7(1) of the Social Security (Northern Ireland) Order 1998 who is appointed to serve as a member of that panel and is a barrister or solicitor	218
Legal Chair National Security Certificate Appeals Tribunal (Northern Ireland)	218
Deputy Chair National Security Certificate Appeals Tribunal (Northern Ireland)	218
President of the Rent Assessment Committees Wales	220
Legal Member of the Rent Assessment Committee Wales	220
Legal Member Mental Health Review Tribunal for Wales (where a legal qualification is a requirement of appointment)	220
Legal Chair Special Educational Needs Tribunal Wales (where a legal qualification is a requirement of appointment)	220
President of Special Educational Needs Tribunal Wales	220
President Welsh Language Tribunal	220
Legal Member Welsh Language Tribunal	220
Legal Member Adjudication Panel for Wales	220
President of the Adjudication Panel for Wales	220
President of the Mental Health Review Tribunal for Wales	220
President of Welsh Tribunals	210

Signed

Elizabeth Truss — Lord Chancellor — 2017-03-30

David Mundell — Secretary of State for Scotland — 2017-03-28

Explanatory note

(This note is not part of the Regulations)

Footnotes

[^f00001]: 1993 c.8.

[^f00002]: Section 18A was inserted by section 78(1) of the Pension Schemes Act 2015 (c.8).

[^f00003]: S.I. 1995/639.

[^f00004]: 2004 c.12. Section 216 was amended by paragraphs 31 and 42 of Schedule 10 to the Finance Act 2005 (c.7); paragraph 30 of Schedule 23 to the Finance Act 2006 (c.25); paragraphs 1, 4 and 5 of Schedule 29 to the Finance Act 2008 (c.9); paragraphs 62 and 73 of Schedule 16 to the Finance Act 2011 (c.11); paragraph 16 of Schedule 1 and paragraph 21 of Schedule 2 to the Taxation of Pensions Act 2014 (c.30); paragraph 4 of Schedule 4 to the Finance Act 2015 (c.11).

[^f00005]: The definition of “guaranteed minimum pension” in Schedule 2 to the Judicial Pensions and Retirement Act 1993 was amended by paragraph 46 of Schedule 8 to the Pension Schemes Act 1993 (c.48), and paragraph 43 to Schedule 7 to the Pension Schemes (Northern Ireland) Act 1993 (c.49).

[^f00006]: Subsection (3A) was inserted, with subsections (3B) to (3E), by S.I. 2006/497.

[^f00007]: 2004 c. 12.

[^f00008]: 2007 c. 3.

[^f00009]: Schedule 1 was amended by paragraphs 39 and 40 of Schedule 11 to the Access to Justice Act 1999 (c.22); section 37 of, and paragraphs 226 and 229 of Schedule 4 to the Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (c.4); S.I. 2015/109.

[^f00011]: 2010 c.15.

[^f00012]: S.I. 2001/1107.

[^f00013]: Subsection (5A) of section 18 was inserted by section 512 of the Pensions Act 2014.

[^f00014]: 2013 c.25.

[^f00015]: 2014 c.2 (N.I.).

[^f00016]: 1998 c.47. Paragraph 11 was amended by section 82(a) of and Schedule 13 to the Justice (Northern Ireland) Act 2002 (c.26), by paragraph 33 of Schedule 11 to the Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (c.4), and by S.R. 2010/52.

[^f00017]: S.I. 1995/632. The Table in the Schedule to these Regulations was substituted by S.I. 2015/533.

[^f00018]: 1993 c.8.

[^f00019]: 2005 c.4. Section 109 was amended by paragraph 63 of Schedule 8 to the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007 (c.15).

[^f00020]: 2002 c.26. Schedule 1 was amended by paragraph 122 of Schedule 5 to the Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (c.4); paragraph 35 of Schedule 4 to the Northern Ireland Act 2009 (c.3); Part 1 of Schedule 23 to the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007; S.I. 2005/1117; S.I. 2009/56; S.R. 2006/469.

[^f00021]: Section 88 was amended by paragraph 14(3) of the Schedule to the Department of Justice Act (Northern Ireland) 2010 (c.3) and paragraph 2 of Schedule 6 to the Public Services Ombudsman Act (Northern Ireland) 2016 (c.4 (N.I.).

[^f00022]: 1999 c.30.

[^f00023]: S.I.1999/3147 (N.I.11).

[^f00024]: Section 34 was amended by paragraph 160 of Schedule 27 and Schedule 30 to the Civil Partnership Act 2004 (c.33).

[^f00025]: Article 31 was amended by paragraph 111 of Schedule 29 and Schedule 30 to the Civil Partnership Act 2004.

[^f00026]: 1993 c. 48. Section 95 was amended by section 68 of, and paragraph 9 of Schedule 4 to, the Pension Schemes Act 2015 (c.8).

[^f00027]: 1993 c. 49. Section 91 was amended by section 71 of, and paragraph 55 of Schedule 4 to, the Pensions Scheme Act 2015.

[^f00028]: 2008 c.22.

[^f00029]: Section 54 was amended by paragraph 206 of Schedule 11 to the Crime and Courts Act 2013 (c.22).

[^f00030]: 1971 c.56.

[^f00031]: 1971 c.56.

[^f00032]: 2000 c.8. Part 4A was substituted for Part 4 by section 1 of the Financial Services Act 2012 (c.21).

[^f00033]: S.I. 2001/544, to which there are amendments not relevant to these Regulations.

[^f00034]: Paragraph 15 of Schedule 3 was amended by S.I. 2003/2066; 2007/3253; 2012/1906; 2013/1881; 2015/575. Paragraph 12 was amended by S.I. 2007/126; 2007/3253; 2012/1906.

[^f00035]: 1993 (c. 48). Section 1 was amended by section 239 of the Pensions Act 2004 (c.35); paragraph 23(1) of Schedule 20, and Part 3(2) of Schedule 27 to the Finance Act 2007 (c.11); S.I. 1999/1820 and S.I. 2007/3014.

[^f00036]: 1993 (c.49). Section 1 was amended by S.I. 1999/3147 (N.I.11); S.R. 2000/133.

[^f00037]: S.I. 1995/637. The tables in Schedule 12 to the Regulations were amended by S.I. 2005/3325.

[^f00038]: Schedule 2 was amended by paragraph 1 of Schedule 2 to the Dormant Bank and Building Society Accounts Act 2008 (c.31).

[^f00039]: Part 4ZA was inserted by paragraph 8 of Schedule 4 to the Pension Schemes Act 2015 (c.8).

[^f00040]: Chapter 4 of Part 4 of the Pension Schemes (Northern Ireland) Act 1993 was renumbered as Chapter 1 of Part 4 ZA of that Act by paragraph 50 of Schedule 4 to the Pension Schemes Act 2015.

[^f00041]: Sections 181(1) of the Pension Schemes Act 1993 and 176(1) of the Pension Schemes (Northern Ireland) Act 1993 have been amended, but the amendments are not relevant to these Regulations.

[^f00042]: 1971 c.56.

[^f00043]: 1974 c.9.

[^f00044]: 1971 c.35 (N.I.).

[^f00045]: 1992 c.5. Section 148 was amended by paragraph 27 of Schedule 8 to the Pension Schemes Act 1993 (c.48) and section 37 of the Child Support, Pensions and Social Security Act 2000 (c.19).

[^f00046]: 1992 c.8. Section 130 was amended by S.I. 1995/3213 (N.I.22).

[^f00047]: S.I. 1996/1847.

[^f00048]: S.I. 1996/619.

[^f00049]: 1992 (c.5). Section 148 was amended by paragraph 27 of Schedule 8 to the Pension Schemes Act 1993 (c.48) and section 37 of the Child Support, Pensions and Social Security Act 2000 (c.19).

[^f00050]: 1992 (c.8). Section 130 was amended by S.I. 1995/3213 (N.I.22).

[^f00051]: Section 55 was repealed by paragraph 37 of Schedule 13 to the Pensions Act 2014 (c.19).

[^f00052]: Section 51 was repealed by paragraph 37 of Schedule 13 to the Pensions Act (Northern Ireland) 2015 (c.5).

[^f00053]: 2004 c. 12

[^f00054]: 1972 c. 11; section 1(9) was amended by S.I. 2001/3649 and paragraph 35 of Schedule 18 to the Financial Services Act 2012 (c. 21).

[^f00055]: S.I. 2015/182.

[^f00056]: Section 169 was amended by section 53(5)(a) of the Finance Act 2013 (c. 29).

[^f00057]: Part of section 190 was repealed by the Finance Act 2013 (c. 29).

[^f00058]: S.I. 2012/516. Regulation 3 was substituted by S.I. 2016/30.

[^f00059]: Amended by paragraph 36 of Schedule 10 to the Finance Act 2005 (c.7), paragraph 66(a) and (b) of Schedule 16 to the Finance Act 2011 (c.11), section 53(3), (4), (5), (6) and (7), of the Finance Act 2013 (c.29), paragraph 92 of Schedule 1 and paragraph 23(a) of Schedule 7 to the Finance Act 2014 (c.26), and paragraphs 8 and 92 of Schedule 1 and paragraph 4 of Schedule 2 to the Taxation of Pensions Act 2014 (c. 30).

[^f00060]: 1993 c.48; Part 4, Chapters 4 and 5 were renumbered as Part 4ZA Chapters 1 and 2 by paragraph 50 of Schedule 4 to the Pension Schemes Act 2015 (c.8), and amended by S.I. 1996/1847, 2001/3649, 2015/182, the Pension Schemes Act 1993 (c.48), the Pensions Act 2004 (c.34), the Pensions Act 2014 (c.19).

[^f00061]: 1993 c.49; Part 4 Chapters 4 and 5 were renumbered as Part 4ZA Chapters 1 and 2 by the Pension Schemes Act 2015 (c.8), and section 91(2)(c) was amended by article 133 of S.I. 2001/3649.

[^f00062]: Part 4, Chapters 4 and 5 of the 1993 (c.48) were renumbered as Part 4ZA Chapters 1 and 2 by the Pension Schemes Act 2015 (c.8), and section 95(2)(c) was amended by article 121 of S.I. 2001/3649.

[^f00063]: Sections 160(2) and (4) relevant to this definition were amended by the Finance Act 2006 (c.25) and the Finance Act 2007 (c.11)

[^f00064]: S.I. 2015/182.

[^f00065]: S.I. 2012/516. Regulation 3 was substituted by S.I. 2016/30.

[^f00066]: S.I. 1995/637. The tables in Schedule 2 were substituted by S.I. 1996/52.

[^f00067]: S.I. 2012/516. Regulation 3 was substituted by S.I. 2016/30.

[^f00069]: 1978 c.23. Subsection (3) of section 7 was substituted by paragraph 12 of Schedule 4 to the Northern Ireland Act 2009 (c.3).

[^f00070]: 1943 c.39. Paragraph 2 to the Schedule to this Act was amended by paragraph 39 of Schedule 6 to the Judicial Pensions and Retirement Act 1993 (c. 8); s. 60(1) of the Child Support, Pensions and Social Security Act 2000 (c.19); paragraph 28(3) of Schedule 4 to the Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (c.4) and by S.I. 2008/2833.

[^f00071]: Paragraph 2B of the Schedule was inserted by s. 60(3) of the Child Support, Pensions and Social Security Act 2000 and amended by paragraph 28(5) to the Constitutional Reform Act 2005 and by S.I. 2008/2833.

[^f00072]: S.I. 1998/1506 (N.I. 10). Article 7(1) was amended by paragraph 30(2) of Schedule 4 to the Northern Ireland Act 2009 (c.3).

Editorial notes

[^c23060211]: 1993 c.8.

[^c23060221]: Section 18A was inserted by section 78(1) of the Pension Schemes Act 2015 (c.8).

[^c23060231]: S.I. 1995/639.

[^c23060241]: 2004 c.12. Section 216 was amended by paragraphs 31 and 42 of Schedule 10 to the Finance Act 2005 (c.7); paragraph 30 of Schedule 23 to the Finance Act 2006 (c.25); paragraphs 1, 4 and 5 of Schedule 29 to the Finance Act 2008 (c.9); paragraphs 62 and 73 of Schedule 16 to the Finance Act 2011 (c.11); paragraph 16 of Schedule 1 and paragraph 21 of Schedule 2 to the Taxation of Pensions Act 2014 (c.30); paragraph 4 of Schedule 4 to the Finance Act 2015 (c.11).

[^c23060251]: The definition of “guaranteed minimum pension” in Schedule 2 to the Judicial Pensions and Retirement Act 1993 was amended by paragraph 46 of Schedule 8 to the Pension Schemes Act 1993 (c.48), and paragraph 43 to Schedule 7 to the Pension Schemes (Northern Ireland) Act 1993 (c.49).

[^c23060261]: Subsection (3A) was inserted, with subsections (3B) to (3E), by S.I. 2006/497.

[^c23060271]: 2004 c. 12.

[^c23060281]: 2007 c. 3.

[^c23060291]: Schedule 1 was amended by paragraphs 39 and 40 of Schedule 11 to the Access to Justice Act 1999 (c.22); section 37 of, and paragraphs 226 and 229 of Schedule 4 to the Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (c.4); S.I. 2015/109.

[^c23060311]: 2010 c.15.

[^c23060321]: S.I. 2001/1107.

[^c23060371]: S.I. 1995/632. The Table in the Schedule to these Regulations was substituted by S.I. 2015/533.

[^c23060381]: 1993 c.8.

[^c23060391]: 2005 c.4. Section 109 was amended by paragraph 63 of Schedule 8 to the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007 (c.15).

[^c23060401]: 2002 c.26. Schedule 1 was amended by paragraph 122 of Schedule 5 to the Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (c.4); paragraph 35 of Schedule 4 to the Northern Ireland Act 2009 (c.3); Part 1 of Schedule 23 to the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007; S.I. 2005/1117; S.I. 2009/56; S.R. 2006/469.

[^c23060411]: Section 88 was amended by paragraph 14(3) of the Schedule to the Department of Justice Act (Northern Ireland) 2010 (c.3) and paragraph 2 of Schedule 6 to the Public Services Ombudsman Act (Northern Ireland) 2016 (c.4 (N.I.).

[^c23060421]: 1999 c.30.

[^c23060431]: S.I.1999/3147 (N.I.11).

[^c23060441]: Section 34 was amended by paragraph 160 of Schedule 27 and Schedule 30 to the Civil Partnership Act 2004 (c.33).

[^c23060451]: Article 31 was amended by paragraph 111 of Schedule 29 and Schedule 30 to the Civil Partnership Act 2004.

[^c23060461]: 1993 c. 48. Section 95 was amended by section 68 of, and paragraph 9 of Schedule 4 to, the Pension Schemes Act 2015 (c.8).

[^c23060471]: 1993 c. 49. Section 91 was amended by section 71 of, and paragraph 55 of Schedule 4 to, the Pensions Scheme Act 2015.

[^c23060481]: 2008 c.22.

[^c23060501]: 1971 c.56.

[^c23060511]: 1971 c.56.

[^c23060521]: 2000 c.8. Part 4A was substituted for Part 4 by section 1 of the Financial Services Act 2012 (c.21).

[^c23060531]: S.I. 2001/544, to which there are amendments not relevant to these Regulations.

[^c23060551]: 1993 (c. 48). Section 1 was amended by section 239 of the Pensions Act 2004 (c.35); paragraph 23(1) of Schedule 20, and Part 3(2) of Schedule 27 to the Finance Act 2007 (c.11); S.I. 1999/1820 and S.I. 2007/3014.

[^c23060561]: 1993 (c.49). Section 1 was amended by S.I. 1999/3147 (N.I.11); S.R. 2000/133.

[^c23060571]: S.I. 1995/637. The tables in Schedule 12 to the Regulations were amended by S.I. 2005/3325.

[^c23060581]: Schedule 2 was amended by paragraph 1 of Schedule 2 to the Dormant Bank and Building Society Accounts Act 2008 (c.31).

[^c23060591]: Part 4ZA was inserted by paragraph 8 of Schedule 4 to the Pension Schemes Act 2015 (c.8).

[^c23060601]: Chapter 4 of Part 4 of the Pension Schemes (Northern Ireland) Act 1993 was renumbered as Chapter 1 of Part 4 ZA of that Act by paragraph 50 of Schedule 4 to the Pension Schemes Act 2015.

[^c23060611]: Sections 181(1) of the Pension Schemes Act 1993 and 176(1) of the Pension Schemes (Northern Ireland) Act 1993 have been amended, but the amendments are not relevant to these Regulations.

[^c23060621]: 1971 c.56.

[^c23060631]: 1974 c.9.

[^c23060641]: 1971 c.35 (N.I.).

[^c23060651]: 1992 c.5. Section 148 was amended by paragraph 27 of Schedule 8 to the Pension Schemes Act 1993 (c.48) and section 37 of the Child Support, Pensions and Social Security Act 2000 (c.19).

[^c23060661]: 1992 c.8. Section 130 was amended by S.I. 1995/3213 (N.I.22).

[^c23060671]: S.I. 1996/1847.

[^c23060681]: S.I. 1996/619.

[^c23060691]: 1992 (c.5). Section 148 was amended by paragraph 27 of Schedule 8 to the Pension Schemes Act 1993 (c.48) and section 37 of the Child Support, Pensions and Social Security Act 2000 (c.19).

[^c23060701]: 1992 (c.8). Section 130 was amended by S.I. 1995/3213 (N.I.22).

[^c23060711]: Section 55 was repealed by paragraph 37 of Schedule 13 to the Pensions Act 2014 (c.19).

[^c23060721]: Section 51 was repealed by paragraph 37 of Schedule 13 to the Pensions Act (Northern Ireland) 2015 (c.5).

[^c23060731]: 2004 c. 12