Public service pensions: actuarial valuations and the employer cost cap mechanism: supplementary documents
These are supplementary documents relating to actuarial valuations and the establishment of an employer cost cap mechanism in the public service pension schemes.
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The Public Service Pensions Act provides the legal framework for regular actuarial valuations of the public service pension schemes to measure the costs of the benefits being provided. These valuations will inform the future contribution rates to be paid into the schemes by employers. The Act also provides for the establishment of an employer cost cap mechanism to ensure that the costs of the pension schemes remain sustainable in future.
Directions and regulations made under the Public Service Pensions Act implement this policy. The Treasury has a statutory duty to consult the Government Actuary before making the Directions. The correspondence published alongside this archived version of the Directions sets out the outcome of this consultation process.
Read the policy paper and current Directions.
Read annexes A and B to the second letter from Director, Public Spending, HM Treasury to the Government Actuary dated 10.10.2013.
Last updated 5 October 2021 + show all updates
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Added: 'The Public Service Pensions (Valuations and Employer Cost Cap) (Amendment) Directions 2016 (March 2016)'
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Updated to include new correspondence between HM Treasury and the Government Actuary. Also includes updated associated supporting documents.
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Updated to include letters and archived documents from main page
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August correspondence and June amendment directions added
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First published.