Labour: TPR 'turns blind eye' on lack of member trustees in master trusts

James Phillips
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Labour has accused The Pensions Regulator (TPR) of being too passive in improving member representation in master trust governance.

Shadow work and pensions minister Debbie Abrahams told the House of Commons TPR has "turned a blind eye to this matter" and "that is not acceptable". The comments were made during a debate on th...

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