Pension Schemes Bill

Moved by

Lord Bourne of Aberystwyth

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Moved by

Lord Bradley

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We now come to the very important issue of the guidance guarantee. In Committee we debated a numb...

My Lords, this Bill is a very welcome reform and has been met with a good deal of justified prais...

My Lords, I, too, have some reservations about the guidance arrangements, in two different types ...

My Lords, it was very kind of my noble friend on the Front Bench to mention me in his very intere...

My Lords, this amendment relates to the funding of the Pension Wise service. It requires that fin...

Is the Minister confirming that they will be accredited with that qualification before the servic...

My Lords, that is the intention. I was about to say that although not every person recruited by C...

On that point, will the customer be able to choose whether they have a specialist adviser or some...

No, I do not think that that is the intention. We believe, and are confident, that everybody will...

Would the Minister mind expanding a little on this? He, or certainly his colleagues, will know th...

My Lords, I am saying that we will designate a very significant number of CAB offices to provide ...

I am grateful to the noble Lord for giving way. Is the Minister saying therefore that the CABs wi...

My Lords, all I am saying about operating hours is that they are still being finalised.

The...

Again, I am grateful to the Minister for his response to the many questions that I and other nobl...

Moved by

Baroness Hollis of Heigham

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My Lords, I would like to move Amendment 21 in the names of my noble friends Lord Bradley and Lor...

My Lords, this amendment addresses the need for the Government to make savers aware of the interp...

I will be brief as I cannot better the brilliant analyses of my noble friends Lady Hollis and Lad...

My Lords, I hope that noble Lords will forgive me if I concentrate on the amendment. First, the G...

I apologise for interrupting the noble Lord quite so quickly, but the amendment was not meant to ...

My Lords, I remind the noble Baroness that there will be three strands of guidance: face-to-face ...

I am sorry to press this, and the noble Lord is being very generous in allowing me to intervene a...

My Lords, I will come to that. I shall deal with the amendment first because it raises an importa...

My Lords, the Minister’s answer—this is of course not personal; he is dependent on the briefing a...

Moved by

Lord Bradley

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I will be brief on this amendment because I share the concern of my noble friend Lady Hollis abou...

My Lords, these amendments would require the Government to publish two reviews of the impact of p...

I am grateful to the Minister for his response, particularly on that last point about the example...

Moved by

Lord Bourne of Aberystwyth

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