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DOL FAQs Clarify Participant-Level Disclosures, 'Good Faith' Standard for Enforcement Purposes (PDF)
Morgan Lewis Link to more items from this source
[Guidance Overview]
May 10, 2012

"The [ERISA section 404(c)] disclosure conditions -- which were effective for plan years beginning after November 1, 2011, and are therefore already in effect for many plans -- generally operate by reference to the participant disclosure rules. With the delay in the initial disclosure date, it was unclear whether the failure to provide the initial disclosures after the effective date of the section 404(c) changes would be considered noncompliance with the section 404(c) rules. DOL has now clarified that a plan need not furnish the participant disclosure information before it must be furnished under the new regulation to maintain section 404(c) status."  MORE >>

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