13 Pensions under approved pension schemes
Pensions (Increase) Act 1971 (1971 c 56) | Legislation

13  Pensions under approved pension schemes

(1)     The Minister for the Civil Service may make regulations for conferring on persons who—

(a)     are or have been employed in the civil service of the State; and

(b)     were recruited and are or were so employed in a territory outside the United Kingdom; and

(c)     are or were subject to a superannuation scheme approved by the Minister for purposes of this section;

such benefits (enjoyable after the termination of the employment) as appear to the Minister to be appropriate having regard to the benefits provided by Part I of this Act for persons whose superannuation

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