Sally Jameson

Labour (Co-op) — Doncaster Central

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• I thank the Minister for the briefing she gave last week to me and the Liberal Democrat spokesperson, the hon. Member fo
• I thank the Minister for initiating this statement on civil service pensions and for her strong commitment to hold Capit
• I recognise the Minister’s efforts to resolve this issue, and I am grateful to her for meeting me recently, but far too
• I thank the Minister for advance sight of her statement and for the briefing last week. Since the last ministerial state
• I have no doubt that Members across the Chamber have an extremely regrettable constituency postbag on this issue, as I d
• I thank the Minister for her statement, but the situation is worse than she has outlined. We have had four PAC inquiries
• I am the chair of the Public and Commercial Services Union parliamentary group. I think we all appreciate that my hon. F
• Like many MPs across the House, I have a number of constituents who have been affected by this issue. I thank the Minist
• The right hon. Member for Salisbury (John Glen) says that people should be held accountable for their actions, but let u
• I thank the Minister for her statement. I, too, am on the Public Accounts Committee, and as the hon. Member for North Co
• As the Public Accounts Committee Chair said, we have had Capita before the Committee on many occasions. In all my time i
• Only on Friday, I spoke to a constituent who gave notice of retirement in March and still has not had his pensions quote
• I have to say that I found the Minister’s statement extraordinarily complacent and singularly unhelpful. It is a damning
• I thank the Minister for her update. I appreciate the focus on complex cases—Members across the House are dealing with m
• My constituents will welcome the robust tone of the Minister’s statement, but what difference will this make for constit
• Communications with Capita did get better for a time, but I am afraid they have dropped off a bit now. Let me share with
• A constituent of mine from Somerton applied for retirement nearly a year ago, but has had to withdraw her application tw
• I have raised in the Chamber previously the appalling delays that my constituents are experiencing in gaining access to
• Let us not sugar-coat this: the contract has been a complete flop. Yes, it was awarded under a past Government, but now
• I declare an interest, as I hold a civil service pension. I thank the Minister for her statement. Like other Members of
• Like many right hon. and hon. Members, I have constituents who have not had their pensions paid. In the worst case, a co
• I congratulate my hon. Friend on getting a grip of this issue. I am a member of the Public Accounts Committee and, as we
• I thank the Minister for updating the House. I have had so much casework on this, as she will know, with some really hea
• Like many other MPs, I am still being contacted by constituents about their civil service pensions and the unacceptable
• In North East Fife, civil service pension delays are not the only issue. I have previously spoken in this House of the “
• I thank my hon. Friend for her statement. As I have mentioned in the House before, my constituent Mr Fraser served as a
• I thank the Minister for her statement. Elizabeth from Carpenders Park served as a Ministry of Justice usher for 23 year
• West Dunbartonshire has one of the worst backlogs for civil service pension cases in the country. Although taskforce mee
• I thank the Minister for her update and recognise that she is working hard to try to resolve what is a heartbreaking sit
• Another weekly surgery, another Capita complaint—this time, a constituent was told on one of her many calls to Capita th
• My constituent Denise lost her husband in September last year, and in the more than a year since she has been passed fro
• What should I say to my constituent, a stage 4 cancer patient, who applied for his civil service pension in April and ha
• I thank the Minister for her robust work in this area. Capita’s handling of the civil service pension is nothing short o
• Pat’s father died in September last year. It took eight phone calls between October and May to be told that everything w
• I have taken up 11 constituency cases about the civil service pension this year alone, and only three have been resolved
• I have been contacted by constituents whose complaints Capita has closed without resolution and whose pension quotes hav
• I thank my hon. Friend for this statement. Like everybody else, I have cases that I have contacted the Minister about, b
• I have many constituents who are caught up in this hell—this limbo. Some of them have been waiting for more than a year.
• I thank the Minister very much for her understanding of these issues and her perseverance in trying to deliver results.
• Capita has missed its deadlines and failed in its obligations to my constituents. Supposed priority death-in-service cas
• Several of my constituents are in financial hardship as a result of Capita’s failings. This appalling company has even s
• I thank the Minister not just for her statement but for the tone of her statement, which I am sure will be very much app
• Stuart is 83. He lives in a care home in my constituency, which his pension pays for, but that pension stopped for four

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