Pensions Regulator to cost schemes £28m

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The cost of running the Pensions Regulator over the next year is estimated to be almost £28m.

In its business plan, published this week, the Pensions Regulator outlines how it will organise its resources during the period 2006-2007, including estimates of the workload it expects to take on. The plan aims to complement the regulator’s medium-term strategy, released in April, and over the next year the organisation’s focus will be on three key themes: Strengthening the funding of defined benefit schemes; Improving the governance of work-based pension schemes, and Reducing the risks to members of work-based defined contribution pension schemes It also plans to focus on deli...

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