Consultation outcome

The Pensions Ombudsman: dispute resolution and jurisdiction

This was published under the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
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Government response: The Pensions Ombudsman: dispute resolution provisions and widening of jurisdiction

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Detail of outcome

The government published its response to this consultation on 8 August 2019.

We received 25 formal responses to the consultation which were broadly supportive of the proposals.


Original consultation

Summary

This consultation seeks views on measures to make new provisions for dispute resolution by The Pensions Ombudsman.

This consultation ran from
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Consultation description

This consultation seeks views on measures to:

  • make new provision for dispute resolution by The Pensions Ombudsman, in particular a function for early resolution of disputes before a determination
  • allow an employer to make a complaint or refer a dispute to The Pensions Ombudsman on behalf of itself, where for example the employer chooses a group personal pension arrangement as the scheme for pension provision for their employees
  • make provision in relation to associated signposting provisions

Documents

The Pensions Ombudsman: dispute resolution provisions and widening of jurisdiction

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Updates to this page

Published 19 December 2018
Last updated 8 August 2019 + show all updates
  1. Added the government's response to the consultation.

  2. First published.

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