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Consultation On Draft PPF Regulations

03 August 2006

The Department for Work and Pensions has published a consultation document seeking views on the proposed Pension Protection Fund (Contributions Equivalent Premium) Regulations 2006 and Pension Protection Fund (Closed Schemes) Regulations 2007.

The first set of regulations within the consultation document, the Pension Protection Fund (Contributions Equivalent Premium) Regulations 2006, comprises detailed technical provisions relating to when a Contributions Equivalent Premium is payable by the trustees of a scheme and by the Board of the PPF. They make specific provision to deal with where there is an assessment period in relation to a scheme.

The second set of regulations, the Pension Protection Fund (Closed Schemes) Regulations 2007, comprises detailed provisions for schemes which are required to wind up following an assessment period but where the trustees have been unable to obtain a full buy-out quotation. Such schemes can apply to the PPF to run as a PPF closed scheme and must then comply with specific requirements.

The DWP is seeking views on whether or not the draft regulations effectively implement the policy decisions which the Government has taken.

The consultation period began on 2 August 2006. For the Pension Protection Fund (Contributions Equivalent Premium) Regulations 2006 the consultation period will run until 26 September 2006. For the Pension Protection Fund (Closed Schemes) Regulations 2007 the consultation period will run until 24 October 2006.

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