My Lords, given our time constraints, I will pick up those issues—the shared cost and the rebate over time. With the negative and affirmative, there is a time saving and a certainty. The difference is that you get them in and, within a matter of a month, they are effectively law and they can then be prayed against, but they are in shape unless they are undone. Affirmative has to be approved. So there is quite a process and a time loss in going one way or the other, which I hope I have spelt out. Let me rush to—
Pensions Bill
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Lord Freud
(Conservative)
in the House of Lords on Wednesday, 8 January 2014.
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and
Committee proceeding on Pensions Bill.
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