Analysis

Almost six out of 10 contributors backed Labour's call for a public register of scheme charges, run by The Pensions Regulator (TPR).

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Many contributors said the conversion factor of 20 used when testing defined benefit (DB) schemes against the lifetime allowance (LTA) undervalued the benefits promised.

Two thirds of contributors backed the idea of a single regulator for all workplace schemes, despite pensions minister Steve Webb rejecting the idea.

The majority of respondents back calls for the auto-enrolment (AE) opt-out to be removed. Six out of ten contributors said this could be necessary, while just a quarter rejected the idea.