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Author Archives: Iain Carter
Reforming pensions is not (just) about saving money: it’s about intergenerational fairness
It would be unrealistic to suggest that the proposals to reform public sector pensions have not been prompted, at least in part, by our current economic situation. However, it is not just about saving money. Fairness is key, and one … Continue reading
In defence of Human Rights
The recent spat regarding the Human Rights Act, suggests the resurgence of a worrying trend – the use of myth to attack our human rights protection. Senior judges have confirmed that the cat of ‘catgate’ fame was simply one detail … Continue reading