316 Parliamentary control of subordinate legislation
Pensions Act 2004 (2004 c 35) | Legislation

316  Parliamentary control of subordinate legislation

(1)     Subject to subsections (2)[, (2A)] and (3), a statutory instrument containing regulations or an order or rules under this Act is subject to annulment in pursuance of a resolution of either House of Parliament.

(2)     A statutory instrument which contains—

[(za)     regulations under section 38A(10) or 38B(13) (section 38 contribution notices: “the material detriment test”);]

[(zaa)     regulations under section 38E(2)(a) (section 38 contribution notice: constitution of resources of employer);

(zab)     regulations under section 38E(2)(b) (section 38 contribution notice: valuation of resources of employer);]

[(zb)     regulations under section 39A(5), 39B(8) or 43B(8) (contribution notices and financial support directions: bulk transfers);]

[(zc)     regulations under section 58A(1) (offence of avoidance of employer debt: power to except certain schemes);

(zd)     regulations under section 58B(1) (offence of conduct risking accrued scheme benefits: power to except certain schemes);

(ze)     regulations under section 58C(1) (financial penalty for avoidance of employer debt: power to except certain schemes);

(zf)     regulations under section 58D(1) (financial penalty for conduct risking accrued scheme benefits: power to except certain schemes);

(zg)

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