On March 27, 2012, the Ontario government introduced Bill 55, Strong "Action for Ontario Act (Budget Measures), 2012", for first reading. Schedule 53 of Bill 55 sets out a number of amendments to the Ontario "Pension Benefits Act" (PBA) which relate to previous amendments that have not yet come into force, including amendments:
On March 27, 2012, the Ontario government introduced Bill 55, Strong Action for Ontario Act (Budget
Measures), 2012, for first reading. Schedule 53 of Bill 55
sets out a number of amendments to the Ontario Pension Benefits
Act (PBA) which relate to previous amendments that have not
yet come into force, including amendments:
- clarifying entitlement of retired members receiving joint and
survivor pensions where their spouses pre-decease them;
- adding a transition provision requiring survivor consent to any
lump sum settlement of small survivor benefits where the first
instalment of the deceased retired member's pension is due
before the coming into force date;
- specifying that the new letter of credit provisions do not
apply to jointly sponsored pension plans, as well as multi-employer
pension plans;
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