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Business of the House Commission: Pension Schemes Bill ( 2 Sep 2014)

Mark Hoban: ...and another engagement outside the House, I could not be. Nevertheless, I am delighted to be here in time to make a contribution. On the Government’s legacy, as my right hon. Friend said, our pension reforms have been one of our key acts in government. We have done a huge amount to reform the pensions system we inherited and to implement auto-enrolment. The Chair of the Work and Pensions...

Business of the House Commission: Pension Schemes Bill ( 2 Sep 2014)

Peter Hain: ...be intrigued to know, and I looked into it. In fact, he is entirely wrong and that Tory charge is entirely misplaced. Let me explain why. The stock market fall reduced the basic market value of pension scheme assets by some £250 billion between 1999 and 2002. The effect of the package of tax changes for which he and the Conservatives seek to pin the blame on our Government and Chancellor...

Business of the House Commission: Pension Schemes Bill ( 2 Sep 2014)

Anne Begg: ...to follow the hon. Member for Cities of London and Westminster (Mark Field). A number of the companies that would be affected by these reforms are in his constituency. One of the issues around pensions is complexity. The coalition Government, following on from what Labour had started with the Turner consensus, were beginning to simplify things and make them more understandable and to make...

Business of the House Commission: Pension Schemes Bill ( 2 Sep 2014)

Gregg McClymont: It was striking to hear the Minister refer to a “revolution” and a “war”—not terms one usually associates with Liberal politicians. Clearly, the excitement of pensions has overwhelmed his Liberal temper. This is the third pensions Bill of this Parliament, and I note that the Minister spent the first 15 minutes of his half-hour speech talking about the first and second pensions...

Business of the House Commission: Pension Schemes Bill ( 2 Sep 2014)

Gregg McClymont: I would like to take all the credit, of course— having not been in the previous Parliament—but in my opinion and that of the Opposition Front-Bench team, there is a very good case for encouraging collective provision. Politics involves evolution. I am kinder at times than the Minister, so I will not give him chapter and verse about how he has chased our tail on pensions policy, but...


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