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2011 Freedom of Information requests

December

• 16 December: Memorandum of Understanding of 22 November 2011 between HM Treasury and the National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF), regarding infrastructure investment

October

• 6 October: £3 billion capital fiscal stimulus announced in 2008 Pre Budget Report

August

• 9 August: Misuse of government credit cards
• 9 August: Spending on payment cards
• 4 August: National Employment Savings Trust (NEST) Loan Agreement

July

• 1 July: Discussion regarding the decision that the UK should join the European Financial Stabilisation Mechanism

May

• 23 May: FRAB (60) 7: Discount Rates for Pension Liabilities and Provisions: Future Approach, March 2003
• 20 May: Responses to the consultation on the discount rate used to set unfunded public service pension contributions
• 5 May: Spending on Government Procurement Cards over £500

April

• 19 April: Monetary Base Control – arrangements following publication of green paper 1980
• 19 April: Monetary Base Control File – April to June 1981
• 19 April: Monetary Base Control File – July to August 1981
• 19 April: Monetary Base Control File – August to October 1984
• 18 April: Correspondence between FSA and HM Treasury

March

• 1 March: Ministerial 'red boxes'

February

• 25 February: Analysis behind the 55% figure of the requirement to remove the requirement to annuitise by age 75 (PDF 32KB) 

Following the decision for the new tax recovery change in drawdown pensions to be set at 55%, this response provides the analysis behind 55% being a reasonable estimate of the tax relief portion of a typical drawdown pension arrangement.

• 22 February: England 2018 football world cup bid
• 14 February: Government Fraud Report
• 10 February: Submissions on the 2010 consultation on the requirement to remove the requirement to annuitise by age 75 

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