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Independent Review of Police Officer and Staff Remuneration and Conditions – Final ReportPeriod life expectancy for those reaching 60 – England and Wales, 2008 – based principal projection95908580752008 – based principal projectionLife Expectancy (Years)7065Source: ONSFemaleMale203020352040204520502055Figure 1.619901989198819871986198519841983198219811970/721960/621950/521940/421930/321920/221910/121901/101891/19001881/901871/801838/541838/4418411995200020052010201520202025}World War 2Note an irregularspread of data pointsin this periodYear54
1 Future challenges1.4.5 In just 200 years, life expectancy beyond age 60 will potentially have increased byapproximately 20% for men and 24% for women. By contrast, the normal pension age forpolice officer members of the 2006 police pension scheme is currently set at 55, whilstmembers of the 1987 police pension scheme can retire on a full pension after 30 years’service, which could be as early as their late 40s. Lord Hutton of Furness commented on thisdevelopment in his final report on public sector pensions:“… the pension ages in the uniformed services schemes still generally reflect anassumption that pension for the majority of long-serving members should be payablefrom age 55 or less. But this assumption may no longer match expectations, given theincreases in life expectancy that have been seen since the 19th and first half of the20th century; when these pension ages were set” 34 .1.4.6 It is clear that police forces will need to give more attention to the health and fitness of theirworkforces to counteract the general obesity trends of the wider population. In this respect,Chief Constables are likely to need more and better instruments to measure and promotefitness. Chapter 5 discusses the implications of Lord Hutton’s recommendation that the normalpension age for police officers should rise to 60. This includes an assessment of whether policeofficer life expectancy has kept pace with the rise in longevity in the wider population.34 Independent Public Service Pensions Commission: Final Report, Lord Hutton of Furness, London, 2011, page 11155
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