Home Office circular 018/2009: forfeiture of police pensions
The purpose of this circular is to draw attention to an update to our previous guidance issued in Home Office Circular 26/2006.
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Home Office circular 018/2009: forfeiture of police pensions
- Broad subject: Police Service
- Issue date: Wed Nov 04 15:15:38 GMT 2009
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Crime Reduction and Community Safety Group (CRCSG), Policing Powers and Protection Unit - Sub category: Police discipline
- Implementation date: Wed Nov 04 15:15:38 GMT 2009
This circular replaces circular 26 / 2006: forfeiture of police pensions and replaces circular 056/1998: forfeiture of police pensions.
The purpose of this circular is to draw attention to an update to our previous guidance issued in Circular 26/2006. Paragraph 8 of Annex B has been amended in order to clarify that there is no minimum limit on forfeiture, only a maximum of 65%.
For ease of reference, the relevant annexes are attached below and include an updated annex B. In addition, at annex D we have included a transcript of the judgement in the case of Harrington v Metropolitan Police Authority, which Police Authorities may find useful when assessing whether a case merits an application for a pension forfeiture certificate:
- annex A describes the legislation
- annex B explains the procedures
- annex C provides guidance on what should be included in an application to the Home Secretary for a certificate
- annex D is a transcript of the Harrington judgement.
Applications for certificates should be addressed to: Pension.forfeiture@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk
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Annex A describes the legislation
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Annex B explains the procedures
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Annex C provides guidance on what should be included in an application to the Home Secretary for a certificate.
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Annex D is a transcript of the Harrington judgement.
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