TPR needs more powers to intervene in complex cases
The Pensions Regulator (TPR) should have more powers to intervene in complex cases according to a panel speaking at this morning's Work and Pensions Committee meeting.
Responding to a question on whether TPR should adopt a more interventionist role, the CBI's director for people and skills Neil Carberry said an injection of skills was needed. "Broadly in the normal...
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