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The Lexis+® UK Pensions legislation tracker sets out details of:

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forthcoming legislation
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legislation recently in force

The legislation tracker can be accessed here.

There is also a Practice Note providing a summary of the provisions of the Pension Schemes Bill (PSB) and tracking the progress of the PSB through the parliamentary process (including any amendments made to the PSB). Moreover, the Practice Note provides an overview of the topics covered by the PSB, the relevant clause and/or Schedule details, a brief overview of the relevant provisions and whether further consultation and/or

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Latest Pensions News

HoC Library publishes briefing on progress of Pension Schemes Bill 2024–25

The House of Commons (HoC) Library has published a Research Briefing outlining the progress of the Pension Schemes Bill 2024–25 during its Commons committee stage. Introduced on 5 June 2025, the Bill seeks to reform the UK pension framework to improve returns for savers and encourage investment in the domestic economy. Its second reading took place on 7 July 2025 and the report stage is listed for 3 December 2025.

HMT announces £200m pension fund backing for UK science and tech investment

HM Treasury (HMT) has announced that three major pension funds – Aegon UK, NatWest Cushon and M&G - are in the final stage of approval for contributing to an initial £200m of investment to support cutting-edge British businesses, following the Chancellor’s announcement of a new vehicle for pension investment in venture capital in October last year - the British Growth Partnership Fund. The Fund is intended to channel pension savings into high-growth UK businesses in sectors such as clean energy, fintech and medical technology. It aims to help firms expand within the UK, create employment and deliver stronger returns for savers.

Pensions UK and FSB caution against reforms to salary sacrifice in Budget

Pensions UK has announced that, together with the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), it has sent a joint letter to the Chancellor urging the government not to proceed with any changes to salary sacrifice arrangements or wider pensions tax relief in the forthcoming Budget. The organisations warn that speculation about possible reforms is already eroding saver confidence, prompting unnecessary early withdrawals and creating uncertainty for pension schemes and employers.

MHCLG launches technical consultation on draft LGPS regulations to implement Fit for the Future pooling proposals

The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) has launched a technical consultation on proposed regulations to modernise the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) in England and Wales. The consultation seeks views on two draft statutory instruments (SIs) intended to implement policy proposals outlined in the government’s earlier Fit for the Future consultation. It closes on 2 January 2026.