Condition 1,The Fund trustee is not a scheme member (or a pension credit member).,
Condition 2,The other Fund trustees (if any), before appointment, recommend to the SPCB that the Fund trustee be remunerated or entitled to allowances.,
Condition 3,The SPCB's nomination to the Scottish Parliament specifies that remuneration or allowances are to be paid.,
Condition 1,The individual applies to the Fund trustees for payment of a one-off lump sum instead of a scheme pension.,
Condition 2,The Fund trustees are satisfied that, if paid, the one-off lump sum would be a “ trivial commutation lump sum ” for the purposes of Part 1 of Schedule 29 to the Finance Act 2004 (c. 12).,
Condition 1,The individual resigns as or otherwise stops being an MSP or, as the case may be, the holder of a pensionable office as a direct consequence of a health condition.,
Condition 2,At that time, the individual would be entitled to a scheme pension but for the fact that the individual is not yet 65 years old.,
Condition 3,The individual applies to the Fund trustees for a serious ill-health pension.,
Condition 4,The health condition prevents the individual from doing any gainful work.,
Condition 5,The health condition is expected to be permanent and to continue to prevent the individual from doing gainful work.,
Condition 6,The application is accompanied by evidence that a doctor is satisfied that conditions 4 and 5 are met.,
Condition 1,The individual resigns as or otherwise stops being an MSP or, as the case may be, the holder of a pensionable office as a direct consequence of a health condition.,
Condition 2,At that time, the individual would be entitled to a scheme pension but for the fact that the individual is not yet 65 years old.,
Condition 3,The individual applies to the Fund trustees for an ordinary ill-health pension.,
Condition 4,The health condition— prevents the individual from adequately performing the duties of an MSP or, as the case may be, the holder of a pensionable office, but does not prevent the individual from doing other gainful work.,
Condition 5,The health condition is expected to be permanent and to continue to prevent the individual from adequately performing the duties mentioned in condition 4(a).,
Condition 6,The application is accompanied by evidence that a doctor is satisfied that conditions 4(a) and 5 are met.,
Condition 1,The deferred pensioner applies to the Fund trustees for a deferred pensioner's ill-health pension.,
Condition 2,The deferred pensioner is under 65.,
Condition 3,The deferred pensioner has stopped doing gainful work as a direct consequence of a health condition.,
Condition 4,At the time of stopping work the deferred pensioner would be entitled to a scheme pension but for the fact that the deferred pensioner is not yet 65 years old.,
Condition 5,The health condition prevents the deferred pensioner from doing gainful work.,
Condition 6,The health condition is expected to be permanent and to continue to prevent the deferred pensioner from doing gainful work.,
Condition 7,The application is accompanied by evidence that a doctor is satisfied that conditions 5 and 6 are met.,
Condition 1,The individual applies to the Fund trustees for an ill-health lump-sum.,
Condition 2,The individual is neither an MSP nor the holder of a pensionable office.,
Condition 3,The individual has reckonable service as an MSP or as an office-holder.,
Condition 4,The Fund trustees are otherwise satisfied that, if paid, the ill-health lump sum will be a “ serious ill-health lump sum ” for the purposes of Part 1 of Schedule 29 to the Finance Act 2004 (c. 12).,
Condition 1,The individual applies to the Fund trustees for payment of a partner's trivial lump sum instead of a partner's pension.,
Condition 2,No payment relating to the deceased has been made to the individual by way of— a partner's pension, or a death in service lump sum.,
Condition 3,The individual is not entitled to receive pension payments under rule 69.,
Condition 4,The Fund trustees are satisfied that, if paid, the partner's trivial lump sum would be a “ trivial commutation lump sum death benefit ” for the purposes of Part 2 of Schedule 29 to the Finance Act 2004 (c. 12).,
Condition 1,The child is born and aged 17 or under.,
Condition 2,The child— is aged over 17 but under 23, was, when the deceased died— financially dependant on the deceased, or aged 17 or under, and would, in the opinion of the Fund trustees, be financially dependant on the deceased had the deceased survived.,
Condition 3,The child— was dependant on the deceased because of physical or mental impairment when he or she died, and would, in the opinion of the Fund trustees, still be so dependant had the deceased survived.,
Condition 1,The individual is no longer a participating member.,
Condition 2,The individual is not a scheme pensioner.,
Condition 3,The individual has fewer than 3 months total reckonable service.,
Condition 4,The individual has applied to the Fund trustees for payment of a short service refund.,
Condition 5,The Fund trustees are satisfied that, if paid, the full amount of the short service refund will be a “ short service refund lump sum ” for the purposes of Part 1 of Schedule 29 to the Finance Act 2004 (c. 12).,
Condition 1,The individual— has been but is no longer a participating member, and is not a scheme pensioner.,
Condition 2,The individual has total reckonable service of at least 3 months.,
Condition 3,The Fund trustees have given the individual a statement of entitlement in pursuance of section 93A of the Pension Schemes Act 1993 (c. 48).,
Condition 4,The individual gives the Fund trustees notice (a “transfer-out notice”)— specifying the way in which the transferable sum is to be transferred, and setting out any other information which the Fund trustees may reasonably require in relation to the transfer.,
Condition 5,The transfer-out notice is given before the later of— the day falling 6 months after the individual stopped being a participating member, and the individual's 64th birthday.,
Condition 6,The transfer-out notice is given within 3 months of the guarantee date relating to the statement of entitlement (see section 93A(4) of the Pension Schemes Act 1993 (c. 48)).,
Condition 7,The way in which the transferable sum is to be transferred is permitted by section 95(2) of the Pension Schemes Act 1993 (c. 48).,
Condition 8,The transfer— would be a recognised transfer for the purposes of section 169 of the Finance Act 2004 (c. 12), and is not prohibited by any other enactment.,
Condition 1,The participating member gives the Fund trustees notice (a “transfer-in notice”) specifying— the amount of the transfer-in sum, and the pension scheme which is to make the payment.,
Condition 2,The transfer-in notice is given before the participating member's 64th birthday.,
Condition 3,The participating member has at least 3 months total reckonable service.,
Condition 4,The pension scheme which is to make the payment is— registered for the purposes of Part 4 of the Finance Act 2004 (c. 12) (see section 150 of that Act), or a qualifying recognised overseas pension scheme for the purposes of that Part (see section 169 of that Act).,
Condition 5,The transfer-in sum is the amount, if any, which requires to be applied in relation to any entitlement to a guaranteed minimum pension arising in respect of the transfer-in sum.,
Condition 6,The transfer is not prohibited by rule 83.,
Condition 7,Any condition imposed by the Fund trustees in relation to the transfer is met to their satisfaction.,
Condition 1,The application states the number of added years which the applicant wishes to buy.,
Condition 2,The application states whether the applicant wishes to pay instalments for a period ending on— his or her 65th birthday, or the next ordinary general election day.,
Condition 3,The applicant has satisfied the Fund trustees that he or she is in good health.,
Condition 4,The applicant has given the Fund trustees any information that they reasonably require in relation to the application.,
Condition 5,Rule 89 does not require the Fund trustees to reject the application.,
Condition 1,The application states the number of added years which the applicant wishes to buy.,
Condition 2,The applicant has satisfied the Fund trustees that he or she is in good health.,
Condition 3,The applicant has given the Fund trustees any information that they reasonably require in relation to the application.,
Condition 4,Rule 89 does not require the Fund trustees to reject the application.,

“added years”,rule 84,
“annual MSP pension”,rule 38(1),
“annual MSP pension cap”,rule 38(2),
“annual office-holder pension”,rule 39(1),
“annual office-holder pension cap”,rule 39(4),
“child”,rule 63(1),
“children's pension”,rule 62(1),
“commutation notice”,rule 42(1),
“death in service lump sum”,rule 65(1),
“deferred pensioner”,rule 109(1),
“deferred pensioner's ill-health pension”,rule 49,
“deferred pensioner lump sum”,rule 67(1),
“doctor”,rule 109(1),
“dual mandate MSP”,rule 94,
“early retirement notice”,rule 46(2),
“elected”,rule 109(1),
“eligible child”,rule 63(2),
“final salary”,rule 109(1),
“financial year”,rule 109(1),
“formal communication”,rule 108(1),
“Fund trustees”,rule 4,
“guaranteed lump sum”,rule 70(1),
“guaranteed minimum pension”,rule 109(1),
“higher rate scheme member contribution”,rule 109(1),
“holder of a pensionable office”,rule 22(2),
“ill-health lump sum”,rule 55(1),
“ill-health pension”,rule 109(1),
“initial pension period”,rule 68,
“interest”,rule 109(3),
“lower rate scheme member contribution”,rule 109(1),
“MSP”,rule 109(1),
“MSP member”,rule 21,
“MSP salary”,rule 109(1),
“ordinary ill-health pension”,rule 48,
“office-holder member”,rule 22(1),
“office-holder pension entitlement”,rule 39,
“office-holder salary”,rule 109(1),
“one-off lump sum”,rule 45(1),
“ordinary general election day”,rule 109(1),
“participating member”,rule 109(1),
“partner”,rule 57(1),
“partner's pension”,rule 58(1),
“partner's trivial lump sum”,rule 61(1),
“pension debit member”,rule 92(1),
“pension credit member”,rule 91(1),
“Pension Fund”,rule 2,
“reckonable service as an MSP”,rule 33(2),
“reckonable service as an office-holder”,rule 34(2),
“retirement lump sum”,rule 42(1),
“rule”,rule 109(1),
“salary”,rule 109(1),
“salary payment”,rule 109(1),
“scheme”,rule 1,
“scheme actuary”,rule 103,
“scheme member”,rule 109(1),
“scheme member contribution”,rule 27(a),
“scheme pension”,rule 37(1),
“scheme pension entitlement”,rule 56(1),
“scheme pensioner”,rule 109(1),
“serious ill-health pension”,rule 47,
“short service refund”,rule 72(1),
“SPCB”,rule 109(1),
“total reckonable service”,rule 35,
“transfer-in sum”,rule 81,
“transferable sum”,rule 74(1),
“work”,rule 109(1),