Part 2 Extensions of Certain Pension Schemes
Energy Act 2004 (2004 c 20) | Legislation

Part 2 Extensions of Certain Pension Schemes

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(1)     The NDA may, by direction, make such modifications of a relevant pension scheme as it considers appropriate for purposes connected with extending the groups of persons who may participate in the scheme to—

(a)     employees of a qualifying employer;

(b)     directors or other officers of a qualifying employer who are not employees of the employer.

(2)     The NDA may also, by direction, make such further modifications of a relevant pension scheme that has been modified by a direction under sub-paragraph (1) as it considers appropriate for purposes connected with conferring functions in relation to the scheme's operation or management on the NDA.

(3)

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