Making Member contributions
94 Making Member contributions
A person may contribute to the Fund for the person if the person is —
a worker; or
a Member; or
a Pension Scheme Member or a Provident Scheme Member; or
in receipt of a pension under the Pension Scheme, other than a reversionary pension; or
entitled to a benefit under the Pension Scheme or the Provident Scheme that is not yet payable.
[(2) deleted]
A person contributing under this regulation (a contributor) is to contribute the amounts, and at the times, agreed between the contributor and the Board.
Contributions under this regulation are to be —
if the contributor is a worker, deducted from the contributor’s pay by the Employer unless —
they are paid by the Employer under a salary sacrifice agreement; or
the contributor has made some other arrangement with the Board for payment of those contributions;
or
if the contributor is not a worker, paid in the manner agreed between the contributor and the Board.
An Employer who has —
deducted contributions from a contributor’s pay; or
agreed to pay contributions under a salary sacrifice agreement,
must pay those contributions to the Board within 14 days of the end of the contribution period to which they relate.
[Regulation 94 inserted: Gazette 13 Apr 2007 p. 1639-40; amended: Gazette 6 Jun 2007 p. 2623; 17 Jan 2012 p. 472; SL 2025/59 r. 18.]
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