[67 The subsisting rights provisions]
Pensions Act 1995 (1995 c 26) | Legislation

Modification of schemes

[67  The subsisting rights provisions]

[(1)     The subsisting rights provisions apply to any power conferred on any person by an occupational pension scheme to modify the scheme, other than a power conferred by—

(a)     a public service pension scheme, or

(b)     a prescribed scheme or a scheme of a prescribed description.

[(1A)     Any exercise of such a power to make a prohibited modification is void.]

(2)     Any exercise of such a power to make a regulated modification is voidable in accordance with section 67G unless the following are satisfied in respect of the modification—

(a)

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