Public Service Pensions Bill

My Lords, my name is attached to the first of these amendments and I support the second one. I do...

My Lords, perhaps I should briefly join the debate because my report has been cited by my noble f...

My Lords, these amendments reflect an issue about which I know many noble Lords feel strongly. Be...

Well, my Lords, we got the answer that we all feared. We were told that somehow the unique positi...

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Lord Newby

3: Schedule 2, page 23, line 30, leave out from “servants” to end...

My Lords, the amendments in this group bring the Bill into line with the Government’s announced p...

Moved by

Lord Newby

4: Schedule 2, page 23, line 33, leave out sub-paragraph (2) and ...

Moved by

Lord Newby

5: Clause 3, page 2, line 13, leave out paragraph (b)

My Lords, the government amendments in this group concern powers, which have been previously deba...

My Lords, it may be for the convenience of the House if I refer to the amendments tabled in the n...

My Lords, I should be grateful if the Minister could comment on the extent and the manner to whic...

My Lords, as the Minister said, I have Amendments 7, 31 and 35 in this group. I should explain th...

My Lords, I am pleased that I am moving in the right direction, at least as far as the noble Lord...

My Lords, on a point of information, in the LGPS we make a clear distinction between an employing...

My Lords, I simply do not know the answer to that question. I will have to write to the noble Lor...

I thank the Minister for giving way. He says that the Treasury does not recognise the figures in ...

The best way of dealing with this is by writing to the noble Baroness to explain how the Governme...

Moved by

Lord Newby

6: Clause 3, page 2, line 15, at end insert (but see section (Pro...

Moved by

Lord Newby

8: Clause 3, page 2, line 16, at end insert—

“( ) The conse...