[55B Reduction of shared additional pension: pension sharing]
Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992 (1992 c 4) | Legislation

[55B  Reduction of shared additional pension: pension sharing]

[(1)     The weekly rate of a shared additional pension shall be reduced as follows in any case where—

(a)     the pensioner has become subject to [an old] state scheme pension debit, and

(b)     the debit is to any extent referable to the pension.

(2)     If the pensioner became subject to the debit in or after the final relevant year, the weekly rate of the pension shall be reduced by the appropriate weekly amount.

(3)     If the pensioner became subject to the debit before the final relevant year, the weekly rate

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