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Enforcement strategy consultation

Published: 16 September 2025

Closing date: 11 November 2025

Summary

The pensions landscape is changing, and so must we. While our current approach has delivered important enforcement outcomes, we recognise the need to adapt.

Our new enforcement strategy reflects an important shift in how we regulate. It introduces a more focused, agile, and outcomes-driven model, aligned with our statutory objectives, our corporate priorities, and our shift toward a more prudential style of regulation. It marks a deliberate move toward smarter, collaborative, and risk-based interventions that deliver real-world results.

We are seeking views from across the industry to test the clarity of our approach to ensure it is proportionate, transparent, and effective. Your feedback will play a vital role in refining the strategy, helping us to strengthen workplace pensions for the future.

We want to understand if the new enforcement strategy is:

  • clear and accessible
  • proportionate and transparent in how we approach, prioritise, and use our powers to enforce
  • effective in delivering good outcomes for savers
  • visible and free from regulatory gaps

How to respond

The easiest way to respond is to complete our online survey (opens in new tab).

If you are unable to use this format, please use the options below to respond. Note that we are not providing a separate form to complete (other than the online survey).

You can email your response to: enforcementstrategy@tpr.gov.uk.

Or send it by post to:

Ross Cunningham
The Pensions Regulator
Telecom House
125-135 Preston Road
Brighton
BN1 6AF

If you have any questions about the consultation process, please contact Ross Cunningham at ross.cunningham@tpr.gov.uk.

When responding, please let us know:

  • whether you are replying as an individual or on behalf of an organisation
  • if you are responding on behalf of an organisation, whether your answers reflect your personal views or the official views of the organisation

You should also provide:

  • your name
  • organisation name and type (if applicable)
  • job title
  • email address
  • telephone number
  • confirmation of whether we can list you or your organisation as a respondent

If you want your response to remain confidential (in part or in whole), you should specify this and let us know why.   

We will review all responses carefully and publish our response to the feedback received.

Consultation document

Our new approach to enforcement: consultation document

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