29 Remediable service statements
Public Service Pensions and Judicial Offices Act 2022 (2022 c 7) | Legislation

29  Remediable service statements

(1)     Scheme regulations for a Chapter 1 legacy scheme must make provision requiring the scheme manager to provide a statement (a “remediable service statement”) in respect of each member of the scheme who has relevant service in an employment or office.

(2)     For the purposes of this section, service in an employment or office of a member of a Chapter 1 legacy scheme is “relevant service” if either of the following conditions is met in relation to the service.

(3)     The first condition is that the service—

(a)     is opted-out service, and

(b)     is service in respect of which—

(i)     an application by virtue of subsection (5)(a) of section 5 (election for retrospective provision to apply) has been made, but

(ii)     no election by virtue of that section has been made.

(4)     The second condition is that the service is remediable service—

(a)     that is pensionable service under the scheme (whether by virtue of section 2(1) or otherwise), and

(b)

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