UK Statutory Instrument
2018
United Kingdom
Occupational Pension Schemes (Master Trusts) Regulations 2018
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Schedules
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For the purposes of section 7(3)(b) of the Act, the...
For the purposes of section 7(4)(a) of the Act, the...
(1) In this Schedule— “arrangement” means a voluntary agreement entered...
The Regulator must take account of the following matters in...
The Regulator must take account of the following matters in...
The Regulator must take account of the following matters in...
The Regulator must take account of the following information in...
A Master Trust scheme and each scheme funder must meet...
(1) This paragraph applies in respect of a Master Trust...
The effective date of the business plan.
The name of— (a) each scheme trustee,
The name and address of any scheme administrator.
The number of participating employers.
The number of members, broken down into active members, deferred...
The numbers of members joining, transferring from and leaving the...
The scheme’s pension registry number.
The scheme’s HM Revenue & Customs reference number.
If a scheme funder has a single shareholder or is,...
Where section 10(3) of the Act (scheme funder requirements) applies...
Whether a scheme funder is regulated by a financial regulator...
The period to which the business plan relates, to be...
A declaration as to the overall competence of the scheme...
Where a triggering event has reduced the value of the...
Information to be provided by schemes which provide non-money purchase...
The scheme’s objectives and its strategy for meeting them.
Costs in relation to money purchase benefits.
Assets and liquidity in relation to costs.
Income in relation to money purchase benefits.
Profit and loss in relation to money purchase benefits.
In each case where this Schedule or a Code requires...
The name of the person who prepared the business plan....
A statement, signed by the trustees, each scheme funder and,...
The registered name of the scheme.
If different, any trading or brand name under which the...
The date when the scheme was established.
The address of the scheme’s registered office.
Whether the IT systems have the capacity and capability—
Whether there are systems and processes— (a) for investing contributions...
Whether there are systems and processes— (a) for facilitating members’...
Whether the IT systems— (a) are of sufficient standard to...
Whether the IT systems— (a) are maintained at regular intervals,...
Whether the scheme’s systems and processes ensure that—
Whether there are systems and processes— (a) for the fair...
Whether there are systems and processes— (a) for ensuring that...
Whether there are systems and processes— (a) for identifying, managing...
Whether there are systems and processes— (a) for preventing unauthorised...
Whether there are systems and processes for ensuring that there...
(1) In this Schedule— “applicable scheme” means whichever of the...
(1) The trustees of the applicable scheme must, as soon...
The trustee default scheme and any employer default scheme must...
(1) Where the trustees cannot identify a scheme which they...
(1) For the purposes of section 24(5)(i) of the Act...
The trustees of a scheme that is pursuing continuity option...
(1) On the transfer date, the trustees of the transferring...
The Regulator may direct the trustees of the transferring scheme...
The trustees of a Master Trust scheme must comply with...
Section 10 of the 1995 Act (civil penalties) applies to...
(1) In this Schedule, a “cash equivalent” of any rights...
(1) The trustees of a scheme that is pursuing continuity...
(1) When the trustees have identified the trustee default scheme,...
(1) Each employer which receives a notice under paragraph 4...
(1) After the period allowed for employers to send notice...
(1) A member who has received notice from the trustees...
(1) If the trustees receive notice from a member in...
Not less than one month before the expected transfer date,...
Browse 32 other sections — procedural / definitional / commencement
Citation and commencement
Interpretation and notices
Connected employers
Application for authorisation
Fit and proper persons requirement
Financial sustainability requirement
Financial sustainability requirement: business plan
Scheme funder requirements: activities
Scheme funder requirements: accounts
Systems and processes requirements
Continuity strategy: administration charges
Continuity strategy: information
Supervisory return: contents
Significant events: notifying the Regulator
Fixed and escalating penalties
Triggering events: notification requirements
Implementation strategy: approval
Implementation strategy: administration charges
Implementation strategy: content
Continuity option 1: transfer out and winding up
Continuity option 2: resolving triggering event
Periodic reporting requirement
Fraud compensation
Pause orders
Administration charges
Application of Part 1 of the Pension Schemes Act 2017
(1) Part 1 of the Act does not apply to...
(1) This paragraph applies to a Master Trust scheme which—...
(1) Two or more pension schemes are treated as a...
Amendment of the Companies Act 2006
Amendment of the Limited Liability Partnerships (Accounts and Audit) (Application of Companies Act 2006) Regulations 2008
Amendment of the Overseas Companies Regulations 2009
Enforcement and responsible bodies
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The Pensions Regulator
Regulates workplace pensions, defined benefit schemes, and master trusts. All employers must auto-enrol eligible workers into a workplace pension. Enforces employer duties …
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