Part 1: Master Trusts Chapter 6: Decisions on withdrawal of authorisation: timing Section 34: When it becomes clear that authorisation not to be withdrawn
This section sets out when it becomes clear that authorisation is not to be withdrawn for the purposes of a triggering event within items 1 or 2 of the table in section 21. The date on which it becomes clear that authorisation is not be withdrawn for each item is set out in the table under subsection (3) in the third column for the circumstances set out in the second column.
	The circumstances provided for are where:
	The Pensions Regulator makes a determination not to withdraw authorisation (and there is no referral to the Tribunal) (item 1)
	There is a compulsory review by the Pensions Regulator under section 99 of Pensions Act 2004 and it makes a determination that authorisation should not be withdrawn (and there is no referral to Tribunal) (item 2)
	There is a referral to the Tribunal and it determines that authorisation should not be withdrawn (and either no appeal is brought, or an appeal is brought but later withdrawn) (items 1 or 2)
	There is an appeal against the Tribunal’s determination, and the effect of the appeal is that the scheme’s authorisation should not be withdrawn.