Part 4 Proceedings and Delegation etc
Pensions Act 2004 (2004 c 35) | Legislation

Part 4 Proceedings and Delegation etc

Committees

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(1)     The Regulator may establish committees for any purpose.

(2)     Any committee so established may establish sub-committees.

(3)     The members of such committees or sub-committees may include persons who are not members of the Regulator.

(4)     The members of such sub-committees may include persons who are not members of the committee.

(5)     But the majority of the members of a committee or a sub-committee must consist of persons who are members of the Regulator or members of the staff of the Regulator.

(6)     Sub-paragraphs (2) to (5) do not apply to—

(a)     the committee established under section 8 or any of its sub-committees, or

(b)     the Determinations Panel or any of its sub-committees (see section 9).

(7)     Subject to that, references in this Schedule to the committees of the Regulator are to—

(a)     the committee established under section 8 and any of its sub-committees,

(b)     the Determinations Panel and any of its sub-committees,

(c)     the appointments committee, and

(d)     any committees or sub-committees established under this paragraph.

Procedure

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(1)     The Regulator may determine—

(a)     its own procedure (including quorum), and

(b)     the procedure (including

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