DWP launches further dashboards consultation

Relates to dashboards available point and information disclosure between Maps and TPR

Holly Roach
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Today’s further consultation relates to two specific matters
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Today’s further consultation relates to two specific matters

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has launched a further consultation on draft pensions dashboards regulations.

The consultation - launched today (28 June) - follows the government's first consultation in January which included a draft of the 2022 pensions dashboards regulations. Today's further consultat...

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