§ Sir J. Edenasked the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether he is aware that some contributors to the retirement annuity scheme introduced in 1956 are now subject to such a high level of taxation on these annuities that they are unlikely to recover during their lifetime in annuities as much money as they paid in premiums; and whether arrangements can be made to allow a larger degree of commutation for persons in such circumstances.
§ Mr. Robert SheldonIf the right hon. Gentleman would care to let me have an example of the kind of case he has in mind I will be glad to look into the position.