Welfare Reform and Pensions Act 1999

“Implementation period”.

Time for discharge of liability.

“Implementation period”.

Certain overpayments of benefit not to be recoverable.

Other pension schemes.

Incapacity benefit: reduction for pension payments.

Excessive pension contributions made by persons who have become bankrupt.

Incapacity benefit: reduction for pension payments.

Other pension schemes.

Charges in respect of pension sharing costs.

Certain overpayments of benefit not to be recoverable.

13A

The provisions of this Schedule are subject to—

• (a) section 73A(3) and (6) of the Pensions Act 1995 (prohibition on new members during winding up of scheme: exception for discharge of pension credit derived from the scheme), and

• (b) section 133(2) and (8) of the Pensions Act 2004 (prohibition on new members during an assessment period in relation to a scheme: exception for discharge of pension credit derived from the scheme).

Powers of inspection for securing compliance with section 3 and corresponding Northern Ireland legislation.

Effect of bankruptcy on pension rights: approved arrangements.

Excessive pension contributions made by persons who have become bankrupt.

Extension of scheme-making powers.

New allowances for bereaved spouses.

Incapacity benefit: persons incapacitated in youth.

Attendance allowance.

Disability living allowance.

Child benefit: claimant to state national insurance number.

Registration of stakeholder pension schemes.

Duty of employers to facilitate access to stakeholder pension schemes.

“Implementation period”.

Attendance allowance.

Disability living allowance.

Incapacity benefit: reduction for pension payments.

Charges by pension arrangements in relation to earmarking orders.

Creation of state scheme pension debits and credits.

Extension of scheme-making powers.

Effect of state scheme pension debits and credits.

Effect of state scheme pension debits and credits.

Attendance allowance.

New allowances for bereaved spouses.

Incapacity benefit: persons incapacitated in youth.

Attendance allowance.

Disability living allowance.

Creation of state scheme pension debits and credits.

Late payments by employers to occupational pension schemes.

Effect of bankruptcy on pension rights: unapproved arrangements.

Excessive pension contributions made by persons who have become bankrupt: Scotland.

Cash equivalents.

Extension of scheme-making powers.

New allowances for bereaved spouses.

Incapacity benefit: persons incapacitated in youth.

Child benefit: claimant to state national insurance number.

Contributions and pensions administration.

Interpretation of Part III.

Charges in respect of pension sharing costs.

Creation of state scheme pension debits and credits.

Bereavement payments.

Abolition of severe disablement allowance.

Disability living allowance.

Certain overpayments of benefit not to be recoverable.

Supply of information for child support purposes.

Charges in respect of pension sharing costs.

49A

• (1) This section applies if—

• (a) the transferor is in the new state pension system, and

• (b) the transfer day is 6 April 2016 or any later date.

• (2) Where this section applies because of a relevant order or provision—

• (a) the transferor is subject, for the purposes of section 14 of the Pensions Act 2014, to a debit of the shared weekly amount, and

• (b) the transferee is entitled, for the purposes of the relevant state pension legislation, to a credit of the shared weekly amount.

• (3) The shared weekly amount is the specified percentage of the excess amount of the transferor's state pension under section 4 of the Pensions Act 2014 as at the transfer day.

• (4) For the purposes of calculating the shared weekly amount—

• (a) a transferor who is under pensionable age on the transfer day is to be treated as having reached pensionable age and to have become entitled to the state pension under section 4 of the Pensions Act 2014 on the transfer day;

• (b) a transferor who has reached pensionable age on the transfer day but who has not yet become entitled to the state pension under section 4 of the Pensions Act 2014 is to be treated as having become entitled to the pension on that day.

• (5) In this section—

• “the excess amount” has the meaning given by section 47(4);

• “relevant order or provision” means the order or provision by virtue of which this section applies (see section 48);

• “the relevant state pension legislation”—in relation to a transferee in the old state pension system, means Part 2 of the Contributions and Benefits Act, andin relation to a transferee in the new state pension system, means Part 1 of the Pensions Act 2014;

• “specified percentage” means the percentage specified in the relevant order or provision for the purposes of subsection (3);

• “transfer day” means the day on which the relevant order or provision takes effect;

• “transferor” means the person to whose rights the relevant order or provision relates;

• “transferee” means the person for whose benefit the relevant order or provision is made.

Bereavement payments.

Incapacity benefit: reduction for pension payments.

Abolition of severe disablement allowance.

Disability living allowance.

Certain overpayments of benefit not to be recoverable.

Supply of information for child support purposes.