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AI Summary of 26AB. Provision of information, etc. to EIOPA.
This provision mandates that the Pensions Authority must report to EIOPA regarding specific prudential elements related to pension schemes and trust RACs, as delineated in this legal framework. The focus is explicitly on aspects not governed by social and labour law, ensuring compliance with the stipulations set forth in the 2016 Directive.
Reports should be submitted at least biannually, although the Pensions Authority retains the discretion to conduct additional assessments as deemed necessary. This flexibility allows for a proactive approach to regulatory compliance, reflecting the Authority's commitment to effective oversight and governance in the pensions sector.
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26AB. Provision of information, etc. to EIOPA.
(1) The Pensions Authority shall, subject to subsection (2), report to EIOPA in respect of the provisions of this Part and 59AB which are -
(a) of a prudential nature, and
(b) are not covered by social and labour law on the organisation of pension schemes referred to in Article 11(1) of the Directive of 2016,
in respect of a scheme or trust RAC.
(2) A report under subsection (1) shall be made at least every 2 years.
(3) Nothing in subsection (2) shall operate to prevent a report under subsection (1) from being made from time to time as the Pensions Authority considers appropriate.