Should s67 be repealed?

Ian Neale

Few, if any, would argue for scrapping the member protections in section 67 of the Pensions Act 1995 – which protects accrued pension rights – altogether. There is, however, a question around whether it prevents changes that could keep schemes open or sponsoring employers solvent.

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