Proceeding contribution from Lord Maude of Horsham (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 13 October 2010. It occurred during Debate on bill on Superannuation Bill.
Superannuation Bill
To be absolutely clear, the Superannuation Act states, at section 1(3):"““ Before making any scheme””—" this would refer to the schemes that we are discussing—"““under this section the Minister . . . shall consult with persons appearing to the Minister . . . to represent persons likely to be affected by the proposed scheme””." So there is an explicit obligation in the 1972 Act to consult representatives of staff affected by any new scheme. That is absolutely explicit. It was the obligation that the right hon. Lady herself followed scrupulously when holding the job that I now hold, and it is the obligation that I absolutely undertake we have been following. If there is any doubt about it, we will make that even more explicit with an amendment tabled in the other place.
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- 2010-12
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- Conditions of employment Civil service Employment Redundancy pay Public consultation Redundancy Trade unions Public and Commercial Services Union
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- Superannuation Bill 2010-12
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