[101G Restrictions on power to give transfer notice]
Pension Schemes Act 1993 (1993 c 48) | Legislation

[101G  Restrictions on power to give transfer notice]

[(1)     An eligible member may not give a transfer notice in relation to a category of benefits if a crystallisation event has occurred in relation to any of the member's pension credit rights to benefits in that category.

(2)     An eligible member may give a transfer notice in relation to a category of benefits other than money purchase benefits only if—

(a)     the member has been provided with a statement under section 101H in relation to benefits in that category, and

(b)     not more than 3 months

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