Membership of another public service pension scheme
If you joined the Scheme after 31 March 2012 but were already in another public service pension scheme by that date, your pension may be impacted by the 2015 Remedy.
You could be affected if you belonged to any main public service pension scheme and were in service both on or before 31 March 2012 and on or after 1 April 2015, including those with a qualifying break of less than five years.
Jobs covered by eligible UK public service pensions schemes include:
- civil servants
- the judiciary
- local government workers for England, Wales and Scotland
- teachers for England, Wales and Scotland
- health service workers for England, Wales and Scotland
- fire and rescue workers for England, Wales and Scotland
- members of police forces for England, Wales and Scotland
- the armed forces
You can find a further information on Existing Public Body Pension Schemes (schemes covered by transitional protection provisions in addition to main public service schemes) on our Scheme Rules page.
What to do next
If you’ve had a previous membership of another, public service pension scheme and meet the criteria above, you'll need to provide us with some information. You can check your eligibility and apply using our dedicated form.
If you'd like to understand more about the 2015 Remedy (McCloud), please visit the 2015 Remedy Hub
Membership of the Scheme
If you joined the Scheme on or before 31 March 2012, then your eligibility for Remedy has already been assessed.
You won’t need to provide us with any further information, and we'll contact you about anything that affects your pension.
