Early day motion · EDM 2710 · 2 Feb 2026
Civil service pension scheme
Tabled by John McDonnell (Labour)
48 signatures
The motion
That this House notes that thousands of retired civil servants are facing financial hardship and distress, after pensions and lump sum payments failed to arrive on time; further notes these payments are to those who rely on these as a sole source of income; also notes that this has resulted in retiring civil servants who cannot pay mortgages, rents and household bills, incurred bank charges and late payment fees, are being forced to borrow money or rely on family support, are experiencing severe stress and anxiety in retirement and includes bereaved spouses waiting months for survivor pensions; acknowledges Capita inherited a backlog of 90,000 unresolved cases from the previous contractor; believes that pensioners are waiting more than nine months for money they are legally entitled to receive, that these actions are a fundamental failure to deliver the most basic function of the pension scheme; criticises responses provided thus far, regarding Capita’s resourcing levels or a credible timetable for clearing the backlog; demand that Capita be directed to prioritise hardship cases; supports PCS in its calls for a compensation scheme for interest on overdue pension payments, additional financial costs caused by delays, and the distress and inconvenience caused; further believes that that this work should be run by the civil service, under ministerial control, so that it can be properly resourced and pensions paid on time; and calls on the Government to make good on its promise of the biggest wave of insourcing of public services in a generation.
Signatories (48)
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John McDonnell
Primary sponsor
30 Jan 2026 -
Zarah Sultana
13 Apr 2026 -
Kim Johnson
2 Feb 2026 -
Lorraine Beavers
3 Feb 2026 -
Graham Leadbitter
4 Feb 2026 -
Liz Saville Roberts
4 Feb 2026 -
Mary Glindon
4 Feb 2026 -
Seamus Logan
4 Feb 2026 -
Brian Leishman
3 Feb 2026 -
Ian Byrne
3 Feb 2026 -
Rebecca Long Bailey
4 Feb 2026 -
Nadia Whittome
2 Feb 2026 -
Andy McDonald
4 Feb 2026 -
Mary Kelly Foy
4 Feb 2026 -
Dave Doogan
2 Feb 2026 -
Bell Ribeiro-Addy
4 Feb 2026 -
Steve Witherden
4 Feb 2026 -
Euan Stainbank
4 Feb 2026 -
Jeremy Corbyn
4 Feb 2026 -
Grahame Morris
2 Feb 2026 -
Stephen Flynn
4 Feb 2026 -
Chris Law
4 Feb 2026 -
Adrian Ramsay
3 Feb 2026 -
Neil Duncan-Jordan
3 Feb 2026 -
Christine Jardine
3 Feb 2026 -
Dr Ellie Chowns
3 Feb 2026 -
Jim Shannon
3 Feb 2026 -
Ian Lavery
3 Feb 2026 -
Kate Osborne
3 Feb 2026 -
Luke Akehurst
4 Feb 2026 -
Apsana Begum
4 Feb 2026 -
Carla Denyer
5 Feb 2026 -
Siân Berry
5 Feb 2026 -
Kenneth Stevenson
6 Feb 2026 -
Ben Lake
9 Feb 2026 -
Jon Trickett
9 Feb 2026 -
Rachael Maskell
10 Feb 2026 -
Dr Simon Opher
23 Feb 2026 -
Andrew George
23 Feb 2026 -
Abtisam Mohamed
23 Feb 2026 -
Lloyd Hatton
24 Feb 2026 -
Tonia Antoniazzi
24 Feb 2026 -
Robin Swann
2 Mar 2026 -
Chris Coghlan
13 Apr 2026 -
Chris Hinchliff
15 Apr 2026 -
Monica Harding
15 Apr 2026 -
Hannah Spencer
21 Apr 2026 -
Richard Burgon
27 Apr 2026
Source: the official Early Day Motions database.