The Mia Mottley administration has been advised to find another source of funding to pay public servants’ pensions as its continued use of government revenue to do so is now “unsustainable”.The committee comprising members of the private sector, trade union movement and creditors, which has for the last four years monitored the progress of the Barbados Economic Recovery and Transformation (BERT) programme, on Tuesday identified a pressing need for reform of the public pension arrangements “to move towards a funded approach for new participants” to curtail growing demand on current revenue to meet retirement benefit obligations.“The reform of the public service pension arrangements is an important issue that needs to be addressed in order to have a sustainable programme focused on the provision of retirement benefits to public servants.“The current approach of funding retirement benefits out of current expenditure is unsustainable and places a significant and growing demand on current revenue to continue to meet these obligations,” Co-Chair of the BERT Monitoring Committee (BMC) Trisha Tannis stated in the committee’s latest report for the period ended March 31, 2022.