Again, I am speaking from memory, but I believe that that question was considered in the analysis at the time. It did not conclude that we could assume that women aged over 50 were in large measure likely to lose out from the arrangements. I know that we had that debate at the time. Clearly, no one can be certain of an individual's passage through life and what may beset or become of them and therefore, from day one, what their pension profile will mean, but the analysis that we did in aggregate could not identify a particular group of people who would be missing out.
I hope that I have dealt with all the questions raised. If I have not, I would be happy to have another go, but I think that that has covered everything that was raised. If there are no further points, I commend the orders.
Motion agreed.
Personal Accounts Delivery Authority Winding Up Order 2010
Proceeding contribution from
Lord McKenzie of Luton
(Labour)
in the House of Lords on Monday, 1 March 2010.
It occurred during Debates on delegated legislation on Personal Accounts Delivery Authority Winding Up Order 2010.
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