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GUILDFORD MP FIGHTS FOR DENNIS WORKERS IN PENSIONS BILL DEBATE12.00.00am UTC (GMT +0000) Wed 19th May 2004 Speaking ahead of the debate on the government's proposals to set up a fund to compensate members of failed pension schemes Sue Doughty, MP for Guildford said: "Over 400 members of the Dennis Group Pension and Assurance Scheme have found that they will have lost much of their pension. This scheme alone has a shortfall of £24m, another fund being handled by the same trustee has a shortfall of £80m. At this rate the £400m promised by the government is not going to meet all the claims. "Pension scheme members who have trusted their schemes should have full reinstatement of benefits. This was a part of their pay package and they are owed no less. I have tabled amendments to the Bill that would achieve this just outcome."
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