TPR to rely on whistle-blowers and spot checks to enforce AE

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The Pensions Regulator is seeking to strike a ‘difficult balance' in monitoring compliance with auto-enrolment without overloading the pensions industry with demands for information.

Giving evidence to the Department for Work and Pensions select committee on auto-enrolment today, executive director for employer compliance Charles Counsell said this would rely on whistle-blowing...

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