Independent commission to review auto-enrolment

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The Government will undertake an independent review of auto-enrolment, Secretary of state for work and pensions Iain Duncan Smith has announced.

An independent commission - led by three independent experts EEF head of employment policy David Yeandle (pictured), Legal & General pensions strategy director Adrian Boulding, and Paul Johnson - will spend the next three months looking at how to make auto-enrolment work. Johnson said: "This is an important review for the government." Secretary of state for work and pensions Iain Duncan Smith and pensions minister Steve Webb outlined what they described as a "radical agenda" on how they will improve pensions in the UK. They said they would: • Restore the link between state pensi...

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