[67C The actuarial equivalence requirements]
Pensions Act 1995 (1995 c 26) | Legislation

[67C  The actuarial equivalence requirements]

[(1)     References in the subsisting rights provisions to the actuarial equivalence requirements, in respect of a detrimental modification which is not a protected modification, are to be read in accordance with this section and section 67D.

(2)     The actuarial equivalence requirements apply in the case of an affected member only if—

(a)     the modification is not a protected modification, and

(b)     the trustees of the scheme determine that they are to apply in his case.

(3)     The actuarial equivalence requirements consist of—

(a)     the information requirement (see subsection (4)),

(b)

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