Written Evidence to be reported to the House.
Pensions Bill
12:00 pm
Nicholas Winterton (Macclesfield, Conservative)
This is another session in which we take evidence from distinguished witnesses. I welcome David Yeandle of the Engineering Employers Federation; Neil Carbery, head of pensions and employment at the Confederation of British Industry; John Cridland, the deputy director-general of the CBI; Ian Farr, chairman of the Association of Consulting Actuaries; and Keith Barton, honorary secretary of the Association of Consulting Actuaries.
I say again for the benefit of both members of the Committee and witnesses that questions and answers must relate directly to the legislation that we are considering. I do not want rambling questions or rambling responses relating to any matter other than the legislation that we are considering. We have Ministers here, so I call Mike O’Brien, to put the first question to our witnesses.