Part 1: Collective Money Purchase Benefits Triggering events and continuity options Section 32: Triggering event periods
Subsection (1) defines a 'triggering event period' as the period starting with the date on which the triggering event occurs and ending on the earliest of the dates set out under subsection (2). These are the dates on which:
	the trustees receive notification from the Pensions Regulator under section 37(4) (that the Regulator is satisfied that the triggering event is resolved), or
	the trustees receive the notification under section 38(4) (that the Regulator is satisfied that preparations for conversion to a closed scheme are complete and that the conversion will resolve the relevant events), or
	the date on which the scheme is wound up, or
	in the case of an item 1 or 2 triggering event, the date upon which it becomes clear that authorisation is not to be withdrawn.
	Subsection (3) and the table at subsection (4) set out when it becomes clear authorisation is not to be withdrawn, for the purposes of subsection (2)(c).