99 Compulsory review
Pensions Act 2004 (2004 c 35) | Legislation

99  Compulsory review

(1)     In a case where the special procedure applies, the Regulator must review the determination to exercise the regulatory function.

(2)     The review must be determined as soon as reasonably practicable.

(3)     The Regulator's powers on a review under this section include power to—

(a)     confirm, vary or revoke the determination,

(b)     confirm, vary or revoke any order, notice or direction made, issued or given as a result of the determination,

(c)     substitute a different determination, order, notice or direction,

(d)     deal with the matters arising on the review as if they had arisen on the original determination, and

(e)     make savings and transitional provision.

(4)     When the Regulator has completed a review under this section a notice of its determination on the review must be given to such persons as appear to it to be directly affected by its determination

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