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TPR's powers should not be retrospective

Kim Kaveh
Kim Kaveh
clock 16 February 2018 •
TPR's powers should not be retrospective

Most respondents believe watchdog's powers should not apply to events before they came into force.

Over half (55%) of respondents said The Pensions Regulator's (TPR's) powers should not be applicable to events or actions occurring before their powers came into existence. Of these, many respondents...

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