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National Health Service (Superannuation) (England and Scotland) Regulations 1948
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7.—(1) Where a person becomes an employee of an English employing authority after ceasing to be a Scottish contributory employee or local Act contributor, the like transfer value (if any) shall be payable to the Minister of Health out of the fund in relation to which the person was a contributor by the authority maintaining that fund as would have been payable to the Secretary of State by virtue of the Scottish regulations had the person become an employee of a Scottish employing authority.
(2) Where a person becomes an employee of an English employing authority after ceasing to be a Scottish teacher the like transfer value (if any) shall be payable by the Secretary of State to the Minister of Health as would have been payable to the Secretary of State by virtue of the Scottish regulations had the person become an employee of a Scottish employing authority after ceasing to be a Scottish contributory employee.
(3) Where a person becomes a Scottish contributory employee or local Act contributor after ceasing to be an employee of an English employing authority, the like transfer value (if any) shall be payable by the Minister of Health to the authority maintaining the fund in relation to which the person so becomes a contributory employee or local Act contributor as would have been payable by virtue of the English regulations had the person become an English contributory employee.
(4) Where a person becomes a Scottish teacher after ceasing to be an employee of an English employing authority the like transfer value (if any) shall be payable by the Minister of Health to the Secretary of State as would have been payable by the Minister of Health by virtue of the English regulations had the person become an English contributory employee.
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