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Principles for reform
— the national pensions debate | | Corporate Author | Department for Work and Pensions - DWP |
| Publisher | Department for Work and Pensions, [London], 2005 |
| Pages | 26 pp (Code PP1) |
| Source | E-mail: principles-for-reform@dwp.gsi.gov.uk - quoting PP1 (Braille, audiocassette and Welsh versions also available); also on DWP website (www.dwp.gov.uk). Public Enquiry Office, Department for Work and Pensions, Room 112, The Adelphi,
1-11 John Adam Street, London WC2N 6HT. Phone: 020 7712 2171. |
| Keywords | Pensions ; Supplementary pensions ; Private pensions ; Social policy ; Government publications. |
| Annotation | Following on from the Pensions Commission's first report, this report sets out six key principles for reform of the pensions system: it must tackle poverty effectively; the opportunity to build an adequate retirement income should be open to all; affordability and economic stability must be maintained; the pension system should produce fair outcomes for women and carers; reform should seek to establish a system that people understand; and reform should be based around as broad a consensus as possible. This report also outlines changes since 1997 for current pensioners and proposals for the Pension Service. The Government seeks to engage with the public and other stakeholders on the principles outlined in this document. (RH). |
| Accession Number | CPA-050303001 B |
| Classmark | JJ: JJH: JK: TM2: 6OA |
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