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The numebr of registered tax avoidance schemes has fallen by a half.

The number of active members of private sector workplace pension schemes has fallen to its lowest level since records began almost 60 years ago, according to official figures.

The proportion of UK employees enrolled in workplace pension schemes has fallen below 50% for the first time, official statistics show.

Most public sector workers are members of final salary pension schemes, while the proportion of private sector workers in such schemes has fallen from 38% in 1997 to just 12% in 2012.

The number of FDC schemes has fallen slightly from 408 in September, 2005 (DEEWR, 2010a) to 389 in June, 2010 (DEEWR, 2011c) with overall numbers of children, given the nature of FDCs, likely to have similarly declined.

Who knows what schemes have fallen beneath the SEC's notice?

It has been clear for months that the government's ambitious green deal scheme has fallen well short of where ministers hoped it would be.

The number of households applying for a government-promoted energy-saving scheme has fallen by a fifth in the last month, as the green deal programme continues to falter.

But the vast overcentralised scheme has fallen four years behind schedule, and the government is edging its way towards a scaled-down version.The chequered performance of the NHS over the past decade is cause for both pessimism and optimism in the frostier financial climate ahead.

This suggests that the impact of the incentive scheme has fallen far short of previous estimates, 20 although it is possible that there have been significant population benefits in terms of reduced morbidity incidence or improved quality of life, and that longer term mortality reductions will ultimately accrue.

Approval rates for the scheme have fallen from 64.5% of applicants in 2008-09 to 36.9% last financial year, with the federal government approving 41,832 applications.