United Kingdom · Motion · Early Day Motion
EDM 574
REBRANDING PENSIONS AND PENSIONERS
Introduced
29 March 2000
Last action
29 March 2000 · Early Day Motion
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Sponsors
Sir Alan Meale
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29 March 2000
Summary
That this House is concerned by reports that it is Ministers' intention to rebrand pensioners and pensions in the UK with trendier titles of greater appeal to the young; and notes that such an exercise would have to involve consultation with representatives of senior citizens, many of whom believe at present that any such changes should reflect Britain's retired population being currently in receipt of less than the national minimum wage.
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29 March 2000
Early Day Motion
That this House is concerned by reports that it is Ministers' intention to rebrand pensioners and pensions in the UK with trendier titles of greater appeal to the young; and notes that such an exercise would have to involve consultation with representatives of senior citizens, many of whom believe at present that any such changes should reflect Britain's retired population being currently in receipt of less than the national minimum wage.
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- Sir Alan Meale · Labour · Primary sponsor
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- uk · edm-18490 · source updated 29 March 2000