The Occupational Pensions Regulatory Authority (Opra) has decided to publish the results of 52 ...
The Occupational Pensions Regulatory Authority (Opra) has decided to publish the results of 52 determinations by the Opra Board on its website thereby putting an end to its more discreet policy of just publishing the results of its civil hearings anonymously in its Opra Bulletin publication. The disclosure of this information on the website, says the regulator, should bring it into line with the general principle underlying the Human Rights Act requirement, that justice should be public. Opra also considers the move to be an important preparatory step in advance of the Freedom of Info...
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