214 Investigation by PPF Ombudsman of complaints of maladministration
Pensions Act 2004 (2004 c 35) | Legislation

214  Investigation by PPF Ombudsman of complaints of maladministration

(1)     Regulations must provide for the investigation and determination by the PPF Ombudsman of such matters as may be prescribed following decisions on relevant complaints given by the Board or the committee of the Board referred to in section 208(3)(b) under regulations made under that section.

(2)     Regulations under this section must make provision—

(a)     prescribing the descriptions of person who may refer matters to the PPF Ombudsman under the regulations,

(b)     about the manner in which such references may be made, including the times by which they

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