Judicial Pension Board

The Judicial Pension Board (JPB) is responsible for helping the Lord Chancellor to manage and govern the Judicial Pension Schemes (JPS).

Main responsibilities

The JPS are administered by XPS Administration Ltd but managed by the Lord Chancellor.

The Judicial Pension Board (JPB) assists the Lord Chancellor with:

  • ensuring the JPS comply with the regulations
  • securing compliance with the requirements of the Pensions Regulator
  • considering appeals and complaints, and making recommendations under the second stage of the Internal

Dispute Resolution Procedure

The JPB can also advise the Lord Chancellor on some of his discretionary powers under the regulations.

Members

The JPB is made up of an Independent Chair, equal numbers of Employer and Member Representatives, and up to 3 Independent Members.

The Independent Chair is appointed by the Lord Chancellor following consultation with the Lady Chief Justice of England and Wales, the Lord President in Scotland and the Lord Chief Justice of Northern Ireland.

Employer and Member Representatives are appointed by the Independent Chair, with the approval of the Lord Chancellor and the Heads of Jurisdiction for the judiciary.

Independent JPB members are selected through the public appointment process.

Independent Chair

  • Jo Maguire

Independent Board Members

  • Kim Brown
  • Russell Agius

Member Representatives

  • Judge Katharine Moore
  • Judge Alexander Wilson
  • Judge Robin Penfold
  • Judge RoseAnne McCormick

Employer Representatives

  • Henry Young, Deputy Director, Management and Control, Finance Directorate, Ministry of Justice
  • Isabel Jones, HMCTS Deputy Director for Financial Control, HMCTS Chief Financial Officers Directorate
  • Michael Cordy, Deputy Director for Judicial Pay and Pensions Policy, Judicial and Legal 天美影院, Ministry of Justice
  • Denise Swanson, Deputy Director for Civil Law and Legal System Division, Scottish Government Justice Directorate

Terms of reference

Publications

Judicial Pension Board: Minutes summary

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Judicial Pension Board Administration Committee: Minutes summary

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HMRC Annual Allowance calculator

Contact details

Queries about the schemes

Email: mojadmin@xpsgroup.com

Queries about the board

Email: jpsgovernance@justice.gov.uk

Judicial Pension Scheme Advisory Board

The Judicial Pension Scheme Advisory Board is responsible for providing advice to the Lord Chancellor (at his request) on possible changes to the JPS.

It has the same membership as the Judicial Pension Board (JPB).

The Scheme Advisory Board has met to agree its Terms of Reference and to consider scheme funding.