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Pensions Bill

We have had this before—not on the previous day in Committee but, I think, the day before—when the noble Lord, Lord McKenzie, insisted on an amendment, which I queried, on the basis that it did not really matter if we got it wrong now because it could all be changed by regulation. I do not have the chapter and verse of it, but when the noble Lord reviews Hansard over the summer, he will see exactly what I am talking about. We are in the same situation again. Although I was not particularly annoyed then, I am becoming extremely annoyed now, and unless the noble Lord, Lord Tunnicliffe, can give a better answer, I shall have to ask the opinion of the Committee.