SCHEDULE 7 Final Salary Link
Public Service Pensions Act 2013 (2013 c 25) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 7 Final Salary Link

Sections 20 and 31

Persons who remain in an old scheme for past service

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(1)     This paragraph applies in a case where—

(a)     a person is a member of an existing scheme to which section 18(1) applies or a scheme to which section 31(2) applies (“the old schemeâ€) by virtue of his or her pensionable service for that scheme (“the old scheme serviceâ€), and

(b)     the person is also a member of a scheme under section 1 or a new public body pension scheme (“the new schemeâ€) by virtue of his or her pensionable service for that scheme (“the new scheme serviceâ€).

(2)     If, in a case where this paragraph applies—

(a)     the old scheme service and the new scheme service are continuous, and

(b)     the person's employer in relation to the old scheme service is the person's employer in relation to the new scheme service (or any other employer in relation to the new scheme),

then, in determining the person's final salary for any purpose of the old scheme—

(i)     the old scheme service is to be regarded as having ended when the new scheme service ended, and

(ii)     such earnings

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