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Record-keeping: a consultation document - The Pensions Regulator

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Appendix 1: Core data<br />

A list of the core data items, together with the tests that we propose should be carried out, is given below.<br />

Core data tests<br />

Test<br />

Unique ID<br />

Test<br />

Type/applicability<br />

Status validation<br />

Brief test description eg Reason for test<br />

Check that a Unique ID is present for each<br />

member and return duplicates<br />

Status<br />

Active record<br />

Deferred record<br />

Status validation<br />

Status validation<br />

Status validation<br />

Check that the system holds a current status<br />

for each member<br />

Check that an active member has an active<br />

record only<br />

Check that a deferred member has a deferred<br />

record and active record only<br />

Ensuring a valid status exists<br />

for each individual. Where<br />

more than one record exists,<br />

that this is for a valid reason<br />

and each is unique to a<br />

period of membership.<br />

Pensioner record<br />

Status validation<br />

Check that a pensioner member has a pension<br />

record and pension has not ceased<br />

Surname<br />

Basic details<br />

Check that a surname field has been<br />

populated<br />

Ensuring member identity<br />

and basic details are held.<br />

National Insurance number Basic details NINO is 9 characters in a standard format or is<br />

a valid temporary NINO consistent with sex<br />

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