The Pensions Regulator takes action on reported breaches of pensions legislation.

But the Pensions Regulator has the power to impose civil penalties on those responsible, if the matters are significant or not put right in a timely manner.

All stakeholder pension schemes must be registered with The Pensions Regulator.

The Pensions Regulator was established, following a series of reviews by the government, with a view to protecting members of work-related pension schemes.

The Pensions Regulator should be informed of it as soon as it has gone through.

The Pensions Regulator exists to help protect the benefits of members of work-based pension schemes in these situations.

This system is overseen by the Pensions Regulator, which also takes general complaints about the activities of trustees or management.

The Pensions Regulator also has the power to suspend, remove and prohibit trustees, in certain circumstances where the relevant conditions are met.

The Pensions Regulator has a clear set of objectives:

The Pensions Regulator has a range of powers to collect data, information, contributions and fees.