Part 2 Functions under the Pensions Act 1995 (c 26)
Pensions Act 2004 (2004 c 35) | Legislation

Part 2 Functions under the Pensions Act 1995 (c 26)

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The power to make an order under section 3(1) prohibiting a person from being a trustee.

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The power to make an order under section 3(3) revoking such an order.

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The power under section 3A(3) to give a notice waiving a prohibition.]

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The power to make an order under section 4(1) suspending a trustee.

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The power to make an order under section 4(2) extending the period for which an order under section 4(1) of that Act has effect.

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The power to make an order under section 4(5) revoking an order under section 4(1) of that Act suspending a trustee.

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