Taking action on climate risk: improving governance and reporting by occupational pension schemes – response and consultation on regulations
This consultation seeks views on proposals to require trustees of larger occupational pension schemes and authorised schemes to address climate change risks and opportunities.
- Open Consultation Taking action on climate risk: improving governance and reporting by occupational pension schemes
- Guidance Governance and reporting of climate change risk: guidance for trustees of occupational schemes
- Policy Paper The Occupational Pension Schemes (Climate Change Governance and Reporting) (Miscellaneous Provisions and Amendments) Regulations 2021
- Policy Paper The Occupational Pension Schemes (Climate Change Governance and Reporting) Regulations 2021
- Impact Assessment Impact Assessment on climate change risk – governance and disclosure (TCFD) proposals
- Government Response Government response: Taking action on climate risk: improving governance and reporting by occupational pension schemes
This document contains the government’s response to the August 2020 consultation – Taking action on climate risk: improving governance and reporting by Occupational Pension Schemes.
The August consultation was limited to our policy proposals in relation to ensuring occupational pension schemes have – and report on – effective governance, strategy, risk management and accompanying metrics and targets for the assessment and management of climate-related risks and opportunities.
This document also contains and consults on the draft legislation and draft statutory guidance that would enact the government’s policy proposals. These have been produced in light of the outcome of the August policy consultation.
About this consultation
Who this consultation is aimed at:
- pension scheme trustees and managers
- pension scheme members and beneficiaries
- pension scheme service providers, other industry bodies and professionals
- civil society organisations
- any other interested stakeholders