[28 Certification that quality requirement or alternative requirement is satisfied]
Pensions Act 2008 (2008 c 30) | Legislation

[28  Certification that quality requirement or alternative requirement is satisfied]

(1)     The Secretary of State may by regulations provide that, subject to provision within subsection (6)(f), a scheme to which this section applies is to be taken to satisfy the relevant quality requirement in relation to [each of an employer's relevant jobholders] if a certificate given in accordance with the regulations is in force in relation to the employer.

[(1A)     In this section—

(a)     “relevant jobholder” means a jobholder to whom the certificate in question applies;

(b)     a reference to a scheme includes a reference to part of a scheme.]

(2)     The certificate must [state—

(a)     that], in relation to [relevant jobholders] of the employer who are active members of the scheme, the scheme is in the opinion of the person giving the certificate able to satisfy the relevant quality requirement throughout the certification period[, or

(b)     that, in relation to those jobholders, the scheme is in that person's opinion able to satisfy a prescribed alternative requirement throughout the certification period].

[(2A)     Alternative requirements must be such that, assuming all jobholders to be active members of schemes to which

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