Baroness Altmann

My Lords, I too thank our Armed Forces and echo the greetings “Eid Mubarak” to all who are celebrating tomorrow, but I want to pick up on what the Minister has already said. The I…

My Lords, I have the pleasure of supporting these amendments. I am very pleased that the Government have made the decision to improve flexibility and help the working of these new…

I thank the Minister for her response, and I beg leave to withdraw the amendment.

I did not go into detail for reasons of time. However, my intention with the word “regular” was to get away from the standard industry jargon of “default fund”, which has quite ne…

My Lords, Amendments 112 and 113, which I shall not press to a vote, are designed to ensure that we try to keep the needs of pension scheme members at the heart of all the policy…

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Obviously, I support Amendment 55 and a number of the other amendments in this group, but I urge the Minister to consider the dangers of trying to engineer a few large schemes whi…

My Lords, I fully support everything that the noble Baroness, Lady Bowles, said. I am very sad to be in the position of needing to do so, because I support the Government’s aim of…

My Lords, I thank the Minister for her remarks. I also thank all noble Lords who have spoken in support of my amendments, in particular Amendment 24, which I had hoped the Governm…

My Lords, I thank the Minister for her reply. What she describes sounds very good in theory. My amendment is designed to address the issue that that theory does not work in practi…

If a pot has been forgotten about for many years, this problem will not exist even with my amendment because it will have been dormant for over three years, if it was left behind…

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