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(1)The relevant authority must—
(a)prepare a statement in relation to any person (“P”) in respect of whom a legacy scheme election or a 2015 election may be made, and
(b)send it to the person who may make the election (see section 46).
(2)Subsection (1) must be complied with before the beginning of the election period in relation to P.
(3)The statement must contain—
(a)a description of the benefits that would be available in respect of P’s remediable service if a legacy scheme election were made in respect of P (specifying the judicial legacy scheme or schemes under which those benefits would be available),
(b)if a 2015 scheme election may be made in respect of P, a description of the benefits that would be available in respect of P’s remediable service if the election were made (specifying the judicial 2015 scheme or schemes under which those benefits would be available),
(c)a description of the benefits (if any) that would be available in respect of P’s remediable service if no legacy scheme election or 2015 scheme election is made in respect of P (specifying the judicial scheme or schemes under which any benefits would be available),
(d)a description of—
(i)the arrangements (if any) that, by virtue of section 60 (remedial arrangements to pay voluntary contributions to judicial schemes), may be entered into under judicial schemes, and
(ii)the circumstances in which, and the process by which, such arrangements may be entered into, and
(e)such other information as the relevant authority considers relevant to the decision as to whether to make a legacy scheme election or 2015 scheme election in respect of P.
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