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The Postal Services Act 2011 (Transfer of Accrued Pension Rights) Order 2012

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Application of contracting-out legislation to the RMSPS

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13.  The provisions of the 1993 Act referred to in paragraph 12 are—

(a)section 12C (Transfer, commutation, etc);

(b)section 12D (Entitlement to benefit);

(c)section 13 (Minimum pensions for earners);

(d)section 14 (Earner’s guaranteed minimum);

(e)section 15 (Increase of guaranteed minimum where commencement of guaranteed minimum pension postponed);

(f)section 15A (Reduction of guaranteed minimum in consequence of pension debit);

(g)section 16 (Revaluation of earnings factors for purposes of s 14: early leavers etc);

(h)section 17 (Minimum pensions for widows and widowers);

(i)section 18 (Treatment of insignificant amounts);

(j)section 19 (Discharge of liability where guaranteed minimum pensions secured by insurance policies or annuity contracts);

(k)section 20 (Transfer of accrued rights);

(l)section 21 (Commutation, surrender and forfeiture);

(m)section 23(7) (Securing of benefits);

(n)section 24A (Conversion of guaranteed minimum pension into other benefits: introduction );

(o)section 24B (The conversion conditions);

(p)section 24C (Actuarial equivalence);

(q)section 24D (Survivors’ benefits);

(r)section 24E(1), (3) and (4) (Procedural requirements);

(s)section 24F (Transfer out);

(t)section 24G (Powers to amend schemes);

(u)section 24H (Enforcement of GMP conversion conditions);

(v)section 37 (Alteration of rules of contracted-out schemes);

(w)section 50 (Powers of Inland Revenue to approve arrangements for scheme ceasing to be certified), as if the RMSPS were a scheme which had been certified as a contracted-out scheme and had ceased to be such a scheme;

(x)section 51 (Calculation of guaranteed minimum pensions preserved under approved arrangements), as if the RMSPS were a scheme which had been certified as a contracted-out scheme and had ceased to be such a scheme;

(y)Chapter III of Part IV (Protection of Increases in Guaranteed Minimum Pensions (“Anti-Franking”));

(z)Chapter II of Part V (Guaranteed Minimum Pensions);

(aa)section 155 (Requirement to give information to the Secretary of State or the Board for the purposes of certain provisions);

(bb)section 156 (Information for purposes of contracting-out); and

(cc)section 159 (Inalienability of guaranteed minimum pension and protected rights payments).

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