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answer text: Mr. MacGregor: To ask the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster what would be the cost of indexing pensions paid to civil servants onearly retirement under the Principal Civil Service Pension Scheme from the ages of 50 to 55 years. [14424]Dr. David Clark: Civil Service pensions, along with those paid to other public service pensioners, are increased in accordance withthe provisions of the Pensions Increase Acts. Any change for the Civil Service scheme would have repercussions for other publicservice schemes; in very broad terms and additional cost of indexing all public service pensions from the ages of 50 to 55 years islikely to be at least £50 million a year. The cost for the Civil Service scheme alone would be some £2 1/2 million. The governmenthave no plans to change the current arrangements.
answer given date: 1997-11-06+00:00
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