WPC told dashboard reset is 'complex' job

Dashboard delays driven by timeframes, not the architecture itself, committee told

Jasmine Urquhart
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WPC chair Stephen Timms. Credit: UK Parliament
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WPC chair Stephen Timms. Credit: UK Parliament

The issues around the delivery of pensions dashboards and the progress of the programme so far were heard about during a Work and Pensions Committee (WPC) meeting yesterday (12 July).

The meeting, chaired by WPC committee chair Sir Stephen Timms, spoke to Money and Pensions Service (Maps) chair Sara Weller and Pensions Dashboards Programme (PDP) principal Chris Curry. In the ...

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