The Pensions Regulator - Determinations Panel

The Pensions Regulator - Determinations Panel Up to four members Location: Brighton (although it is expected the majority of meetings will be held virtually) £692 per day (time commitment an estimated 8-16 days a year) Can you help protect the savings of over half the UK''s working population? The Pensions Regulator (TPR) is the independent UK regulator of work-based pension schemes. It is an arms-length public body sponsored by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). TPR works with trustees, employers, and business advisers of occupational pension schemes in the private and public sectors, to help them understand their legal duties and the standards it expects. TPR also works with employers and their advisers to ensure compliance with Automatic Enrolment duties. As the market shifts towards fewer, larger schemes and new regulatory expectations, and new regulatory powers are due to be introduced by the Pensions Schemes Act 2026, TPR is accelerating its transformation into a more proactive, market facing, and outcomes focused regulator. The Determinations Panel''s reports to the Chair of TPR, and is responsible for independently determining whether certain regulatory powers should be exercised. It operates separately from other parts of the organisation, including TPR''s case teams, and has its own legal support, enabling it to make independent and impartial decisions. The Panel has the power to make determinations in relation to a range of activities including scheme ..... full job details .....