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3. A Pension Sharing Order made on or before the Cut-Off Date in respect of shareable rights under the RMPP which has not been implemented on or before the Cut-Off Date in relation to any person who is an active member of the RMPP at the end of the Cut-Off Date has effect as if a separate Pension Sharing Order had been made in respect of the RMSPS in relation to the rights accrued by that member and shall accordingly be implemented in the RMSPS in relation to those rights, with the order being deemed to be subject to any adjustments that are necessary to provide under the RMSPS a pension credit of the same value as would have been provided under the RMPP had the transfers implemented by article 5 of this Order not occurred.
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