 In December 1991 Along with David Shaw (British politician) MP for Dover used the privilege of the House of Commons in a debate on Pension Funds during which he mentioned a Private Members Bill he had introduced on Pension Funds to introduce evidence of irregularities in the Pension Funds under the control of the Late Robert Maxwell, owner of the Daily Mirror into the public arena.In the debate which took place in the House of Commons on 12 December 1991 Hind stated, "I have two major concerns.The first is the long-term need to protect pension fund contributors, and the second, which has worked as a catalyst, is the appropriation from the Daily Mirror and Maxwell Communication Corporation pension fund, of between £300 and £500 million by the major shareholder, the recently deceased Mr. Robert Maxwell.