We asked the Treasury to explain why undiscounted information had not been provided for all major liabilities in the WGA 2023–24 despite being asked to. The Treasury stated that it is considering extending this approach to pensions and clinical negligence however noted that the methodology is more complex, particularly for pension liabilities, but confirmed that it was consulting with the Government Actuary’s Department on the most appropriate approach to discounting future liabilities for in...

We asked the Treasury to explain why undiscounted information had not been provided for all major liabilities in the WGA 2023–24 despite being asked to. The Treasury stated that it is considering extending this approach to pensions and clinical negligence however noted that the methodology is more complex, particularly for pension liabilities, but confirmed that it was consulting with the Government Actuary’s Department on the most appropriate approach to discounting future liabilities for inflation.40 36 Letter to HM Treasury, 24 May 2024 37 HMT, Whole of Government Accounts: year ended 31 March 2023, HC 289, 26 November 2024; HMT, Whole of Type: conclusion | Number: 21 | Response status: response_pending