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UK Parliament · Public Bill · No. 0815

Pensions Act 2011

[As Introduced]
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<p>The four parts of the Bill include a range of measures related to pension provision.</p><p><strong>Key areas</strong></p><ul><li>Accelerates the existing timetable for increasing the State Pension age to 66</li><li>Amends the legislative framework requiring employers to automatically enrol employees into a qualifying pension system and to make contributions to that scheme</li><li>Amends legislation providing for the indexation and revaluation of occupational pensions and payments from the Pension Protection Fund</li><li>Allows contributions to be taken towards the cost of providing personal pension benefits to members of Judicial Pension Schemes.</li></ul>

Presented by Lord Freud
supported by Mr Iain Duncan Smith.
✓ Passed into lawPublicLordsRoyal Assent
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Bill passage

Commons

  • 1st reading27 Apr 2011
  • 2nd reading20 Jun 2011
  • Committee stage5 Jul 2011
  • Report stage18 Oct 2011
  • 3rd reading18 Oct 2011

Lords

  • 1st reading12 Jan 2011
  • 2nd reading15 Feb 2011
  • Committee stage1 Mar 2011
  • Report stage30 Mar 2011
  • 3rd reading27 Apr 2011
Royal Assent3 Nov 2011