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THE BROADLY COMPARABLE SCHEME hubco shall procure that the Employer shall invite each LGPS Participant Employee who joins the Broadly Comparable Scheme in accordance with paragraph 2.7.2 of Section 1 (General) of Schedule Part 16 (Transfer of Employment and Pensions) to consent to a transfer of benefits being made for him from the relevant Fund to the Broadly Comparable Scheme. The Employer must issue this invitation no later than [one] month after the Transfer Date. The invitation must be in a form that is acceptable to the relevant Local Authority Participant and the relevant Administering Authority (such acceptance not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed by the relevant Local Authority Participant) and that complies with any requirements of the LGPS (Administration) Regulations. Any LGPS Participant Employee wishing to consent to a transfer of benefits must notify the Employer of this consent in writing no later than [three] months after the date of the invitation. The Employer shall provide the relevant Local Authority Participant and the relevant Administering Authority with the names of the Transferring Members no later than [four] months after the Transfer Date.
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THE BROADLY COMPARABLE SCHEME. [Sub-hubco/Project Co] shall procure that the Employer shall invite each Pensionable Authority Employee who joins the Broadly Comparable Scheme in accordance with Clause

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