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Hello and welcome to BBC Parliament live coverage from the House of

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Commons. And in our time there will be an urgent question but a deputy

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leader in connection with the EU referendum. After that MPs will

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spend the rest of the day debating the remaining stages of the energy

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bill. But now live to the House of Commons.

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Order order. The clock will now proceed to read the title of the

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private bill sat down for this day. Further consideration for Bill as

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amended. What day? Monday the 21st of March. Monday the 21st of March,

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thank you. Order, questions to the Secretary of State for Work and

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Pensions. The Secretary of State. As a result of our reforms I can say

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honourable gentleman that number of people and work is at a record high.

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A number of work is household is also a record low. The number of

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children living in borderless households is record low. On a

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bulimia for the lowest level in a decade and employment for women and

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that a record high. It is not about work is not low income. If you are

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in work that does not pale enough to learn -- earn a living. The latest

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changes from the system will make it difficult or impossible for them to

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live to the end of their lives. Does he not accept the changes that's

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start with a target saving... Is worth reminding him that he talked

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about my comments and answers to him concerning work. Work is the best

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route out of poverty and by getting people back to work we're getting

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people out of poverty. It is worth him that poverty has fallen both for

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adults and children. That is the critical bit. The changes and

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reforms we are making are helping people to get beyond dependency and

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back into full-time work. Can my right honourable friend confirmed

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that he latest low income statistics show the percentage of individuals

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and children in low income is that is lowest levels since the 1980s? I

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can say to my Honorable friend that it is worth noting that income

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inequality is lower than 2009 and ten. For all the complaining that

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goes on the other side under Labour inequality rose the highest levels

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has ever been. But the Secretary of State will know that research

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analysis from the House of Commons libraries shows that three in four

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people who are currently receiving tax credits will see that in a work

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support reduced when they are naturally migrated over to Universal

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credits. What is the Secretary of State got to say to those millions

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of workers who will see there in work support revised downwards? As I

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have made clear on a number of occasions and even migrating across

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from tax credits will see no change to those incomes, we have made that

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clear. It is worth reminding him because his party seems to...

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Universal credit in the latest research are much more likely to go

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into work and they would be other jobseeker's allowance and then

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moving to work faster and stay in work longer and they earn more

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money. Those are major positives for people who are trying hard and

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working unlike the last Labour government that penalised anyone who

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wanted to go to work. I report published just yesterday from the

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women's budget group are going to be more aggressive than its Coalition

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predecessor. Single women and single female pensioners will see their

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standard of living produced by an average of 23% by 2020. His the pile

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-- policies are negatively impacting women. But a good way policy that is

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fair and equitable? I think the honourable gentleman that we have

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had lots of forecasts and most of them have been wrong. Even the

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forecast about child poverty has been wrong. It is worth reminding

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him that with reforms that we brought through including the

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national living wage was boosted by ?900 for full-time workers who are

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currently on wage. It is raising 212,500 on low income and there is

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generous childcare. Euros a credit now makes those parents better off

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than they ever would have been before that is why more people are

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going to work. That answer will not provide a crumb for comfort for is

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being hammered by a Social Security cuts up and down this country. Today

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hybrids into the Chancellor highlighting the devastating impact

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that cuts to ESA and universal credits will have two disabled and

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sick recipients. This is ?1.4 billion and yet just ?100 million is

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set aside for the white paper on health and work. Does he agree with

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me that white paper must be resourced to provide direct

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financial resource to sick and disabled people. Can he find the

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confirm when a white paper will be published? It will be published well

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before the summer break. I also cut back to him as they set of thereon.

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It is worth reminding him half of living on welfare and public

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services still goes to the poorest 40% even as it did to 2009 at ten

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and is also important to note that no change in spending is projected

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to be lost... Becomes from the Scottish Nationalists who are in the

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government we now face deficit which would have ruined them it had they

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gone from independents. Not once do we hear about the tough choices they

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would have to have about their deficit. Politics is always about

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choices. About priorities and about values. We saw the values in the

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priorities this last week and laid bare. Their decision to implement a

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so-called welfare reform that would see ?1.2 billion Company incomes of

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disabled people to pay for a tax cut for top rate taxpayers. Kenny

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Secretary of State come back to the dispatch box and described that

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honestly as a welfare reform and he justified those choices? The changes

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that have been announced are actually about changing and

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reforming and improving what goes to those who most needed in busy

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disability allowance. The key point about this which has been made by my

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Honorable friend is that we put a consultation out long before the

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Christmas period and the opposition had the opportunity to make their

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submissions and he did. We listen to all of the submissions that came

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back and as a result of this omissions we are not implementing

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any of the first four options. It is right to continue to recognise aids

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and appliances and all the activities that we did but with a

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change and activity five and six we are changing numbers to two and one.

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That three to three which has always been awarded to aids and appliances.

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Activities five and six are less reliable. This all came on the back

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of an independent review published just after the last election asking

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us to look again at the way these indicators are used, we have done

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that and in fairness I believe this is the right way to go. May I for

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the house translator with the secretary has just said? What he

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means is that he is going to take away ?1.2 billion company eroding

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access to universal independence payments for 200,000 people and

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cutting it by a third from ?7,250 for a further 450,000 people. People

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who are unable quite often to use the toilet or get dressed unaided.

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That comes on top of the cuts two ESA that went to the house last

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week. Before I came here this afternoon I asked disabled people

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what question they would like to ask and one answer stood out. It was

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quite simply how does he sleep at night? Can I remind the honourable

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gentleman under this government spending on sickness and disability

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benefits has risen every year. We spend over ?50 billion which is more

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than any other OECD countries as Germany. We will continue to see

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spending on pet rise every year. What we had done to reform this is

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to make sure those in need get the full support that they do to ensure

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the way the wiki which it's fair to everybody and this represents 6% of

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all government spending which I have to say I am of because I reforming

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the economy and reforming welfare we can get the money to those that most

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needed. Unlike when they were in government a lot of promises, a

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broken economy, and cuts all around. With permission I would like to

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answer this question with question number 12 and 16. This committed...

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We now see real-time spending increase and in the last year under

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52,000 disabled people into employment and we will support more

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disabled people into work. I recently met the kids learning

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disability partnership and bubo there with disabilities told me they

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are keen to work into working the government support for this. They

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asked me whether the government would consider following the example

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of the NHS and introducing a successful information stated. They

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said they found the communications for my Honorable friend public

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department often too confusing and would like to be easy understand. I

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think my Honorable friend that a very powerful point. I lost a task

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force that included many people to look at the specific issue and I

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would be delighted if my Honorable friend joined the task force. Can I

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urge the Minister to bring forward the white paper on employment

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support for those on disabilities as soon as possible. I take note of the

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Secretary of State's response. It has been some slippage on that.

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Could he outlined what provisions they white paper will contain on

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integrating employment and health support? I think my Honorable friend

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and we'll be publishing the white paper which will be supporting those

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with disabilities and long-term health conditions. Ways of

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engagement employers to have this up Billy employment gap this is an

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exciting opportunity. Superb work the Salvation Army Doctor Mike

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consistency but also the fact that I myself... Could he Mr expand on

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specifically what more his department could do to engagement

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employers? There is a mid 50 cross party MPs doing that and supporting

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our work to have the disability upon the gap. When I have funding for an

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additional 25,000 places on top power near record 30,000 that we

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currently hold. Do you wish to comment on this question? You may or

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may not get to 21. Last Friday we heard that additional ?1.2 billion

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would be kept from the budget. That translated 2000 thousand pound a

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year less. ... We are continuing to make improvements for the claimant

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across the assessment process and at the end of this Parliament will

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continue to see increased number is going to the system and benefiting

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from PIP. It is occasionally a mechanism for kicking the can down

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the road but I would like to the Minister credit for his good

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intentions on this particular aspect. I asked them to add to that

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list for consult he is the role of the British Legion good is the days

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a real issue for ex-servicemen and women having a real difficulty. It

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is something we're already doing work and I was happy to discuss the

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issue further. The government has sunk to a new low with this kind to

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personal independence payments. By 2020 640,000 disabled people will

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have their personal independence payments cut. A third by 2000 865

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pounds a year. Stripping and disabled people of the independence

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and dignity. This is on top of the ?24 billion cut to four million

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people since 2012. What are the government's estimates of how these

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disabled people will be in work and how many will be unable to work as a

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consequence of these cuts? PIP is about the extra costs for those that

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disability would face. He made these changes on the back of independent

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review published highlighted about the concerns of aids and appliances.

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We saw a tripling of the number of claimants were of able to access

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this purely on aid and appliances. Including feedback from you

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Honorable member herself and for that reason aids and appliances will

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be taken into account across all eight of the daily living

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components. By the end of this Parliament there will be even more

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benefiting from the PIP system. Again I am afraid that it is a

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nonanswer. A hallmark of this dodgy inept, and in just government. So

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Social Security spending on disabled people as a percentage on GDP is now

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lower than it was in 1960. The conservative manifesto for last

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general election pledged that the card Social Security support for

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disabled people. How and why has the government gone back on this

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commitments and how much more to the big disabled people will be able to

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take? 6% of government spending is more than our police and defence

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budgets combined. With permission I will enter question three and 15

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together. Demi is a busy is one of the main drivers of poverty.

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Unstable families are more likely to have low incomes. Is from at the

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heart of are doing in government and doubling the amount of free child

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care and support. I welcome the government determination to tackle

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the root causes of poverty. With respect to the doubling of funding

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for relationship support scheme could be Secretary of State -- state

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tell the house... My Honorable friend is vastly right and I pay

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tribute to the work that he has done hugely in backing this up and

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supporting it. We're clear here that any new or extended support that we

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provide me to be accessible by all families no matter where they are or

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their genes. I can guarantee to him that is the number one priority to

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make sure that everyone who need to get that. The message violence is a

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stain on our society and often a cause of family instability am a

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Southern innocent abuse service supports this terms of domestic

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violence providing help in a community as an alternative to

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fleeing for refuge. This often more costly and disruptive to the family.

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My Honorable friend join me in congratulating the service for the

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vital and important work that they do? I certainly do. I myself have

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absolutely been in the house to try and improve people in the layers...

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This government has backed this up because we have now tripled the

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amount of money going to these kind of organizations now would be happy

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to meet them and congratulate myself. If you look at the current

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poverty the data of those households where there is a parent in work and

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one parent is available for part-time work there are almost no

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poor children. What lesson does he draw from that? We want more people

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to get back into work because the household with work at the household

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more likely to be out of poverty. I pay tribute to the right honourable

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friend because he has done a huge amount of work on this. We're making

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sure that people get it to work and increase child hit -- childcare to

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get more women into work to boost household income. Universal credit

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also ensures the first person that work is better off that sense that

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improves the likelihood of the household having more income and

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less poverty. The question is the wrong around because I would like

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the Secretary of State to explain how increasing levels of poverty

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under his government are effecting spamming stability and how he might

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answer that? Edited thousand fewer people in relative poverty including

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people that her children. It is always awkward when the facts don't

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bear out the rhetoric. It is the lowest of the 1980s, income

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inequality is lower than when his government left office and household

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disposable income is ?1500 higher than two years ago. It is improving

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and it is not good enough, we will get further and further. The work

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that we will doing to get people into work is the route that pays.

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That is the route out of poverty. Instead of carping I wish they would

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support it. Independent review seven carried out for work capability

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assistant. It was undertaken and published December 24 2014 in been

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five independent reviews of the work capability assessment. Disabled

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people and particularly those with mental health challenges is

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exacerbating their ill health. Even to the point of wanting to take

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their own life. These constituents are vulnerable and fragile. This is

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further made worse by changes and benefits and financial hardship and

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threats to future cuts. With the Secretary of State ordered an

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independent review to the mental health challenges on the impact of

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the system from the service uses perspective? Following from Doctor

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Litchfield recommendations we are improving training for staff and

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into the jobs that stores we are improving conditions. In view of

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Friday potluck statement what is the government has a compulsive need to

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head out disabled people at every opportunity. Doesn't he realise how

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difficult it is for these people to lead their lives and at the same

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time their income is being undermined by the government. This

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in only be described by an ongoing war against the disabled. I sadly

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don't accept that we are increasing the numbers of people who are

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benefiting from the PIP system we are continuing to improve the

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claimants journey and we work with the stakeholders to make sure that

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is not happening. We will be spending more money in this area

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that we are today. One of my constituents is registered as blind

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and yet he has been denied access to central work equipment to help him

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work through the access to work scheme, the reason given that able

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bottled people will also be able to use the equipment. I am interested

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to know that what equipment coded able-bodied person cannot use that a

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blind person could. We look into cases of others to faces the same

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difficulty? I would very happily into that. Because that goes into

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the broader issue that we are not helping 38,000 year was as close to

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record numbers. We just secured funding for a further 20 5000. It is

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also how vulnerable the asking -- access to work scheme has been in

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getting him to work. His in new employee about his needs. It is a

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truly valuable and supporting people such as my constituents. That is why

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we were so delighted to secure the extra funding for a father 25,000

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places I would encourage employers take advantage of this scheme. The

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rapid response service delivers tailored support for individuals and

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those communities affected by large-scale redundancies. The

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service was made to help steelworkers. I think the Minister

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for the answer but a few weeks ago we had many jobs to be lost

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alongside of us what support had the department provided to those 13

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individuals and their families? My Honorable friend is right to raise

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that. I was support for the rapid response service in the department

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team was offered to tartare and I was following the announcement of

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the job losses. Given those individuals that it's very difficult

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time support tour through our DWP network guidance on Java vacations

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and training and support enabled them to get to work all over again.

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Universal credit is rolling out the live service in other 90% of job

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centres. As with reminding everybody that it is now complete in London

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and Paris surely by the end this month into the next universal credit

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will be an average job centre in the country. The Secretary made

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reference to unreliable projections earlier. 8 million people would be

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on universal credit. DWP confirmed last week that less people are on

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universal credit a staggeringly pathetic success rate of 4.4%. Is

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the only reason that they're pushing out now is to deliver the tax credit

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can't know ahead thousands of working families and isn't it

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I'd bet that look good when he wrote it down. It's utter rubbish. Mr

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Speaker I hope he does not think it is rubbish. I just visited this

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morning with Steve Shirley what a wonderful place world young people

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with autism are prepared for work. I have very concerned when the

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universal credit... They have already seen in the personal plan

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education not being allowed. So many of these young people remember

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autism cost this country 34 billion a year. If you don't get pushing

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people into employment that some will increase. The misery of

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families will also increase. Ill night I said to be honoured with

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gentlemen absolutely he's right. Autism is a real problem and want to

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help as much as we can with those young people and adults who actually

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have this problem. Where universal credit does actually lend itself

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easily to this is unlike in the past, where they've gone from

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jobseeker's allowance to working tax credits, they would have gone by

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themselves and had no advice or help or support once at work. The

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universal credit adviser will stay with them all the way. What is

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important about that, is that we have now committed

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100 million to train advisors, to be specialists in helping people who

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have medical conditions, such as autism. This should help enormously.

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I'm very happy you like to come see me and discuss with myself and the

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disabilities minister what more we can do. We are determined to make

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sure universal credit helps those in the deepest need as much as it

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possibly can. Don't let thank you Mr Speaker. The Secretary of State told

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a marsh or last December that no one will lose any money on arrival of

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universal credit from tax credits, because they are cash protected.

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This means there is transitional production. They won't be losing any

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money. If there's any doubt about that reassurance, the Secretary of

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State repeated earlier to our Honorable friend yet according to

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the House of Commons Library, only 27% of the final caseload for

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universal credit will have gotten there through manage migration. 73%

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of them won't have received transitional production. Apply that

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Mr Speaker to the current tax credit claimants and work. This is to .3

:29:35.:29:39.

million families. To .3 million families worse off moving from tax

:29:40.:29:44.

credits to universal credits. I will give you the question. Will the

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Secretary of State apologise for such nonsensical reassurance with my

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Hear, hear! . I said to be old gentleman he is completely wrong on

:29:56.:30:00.

all this. The reality is the Institute for Fiscal Studies has

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made it absolutely clear. I quote, "No family will take an immediate

:30:07.:30:11.

hit on transfers universal credit. That is a reality. They are cash

:30:12.:30:16.

protected. Therefore as they move across their income levels at the

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time will remain exactly the same." As we said we are transitioning

:30:20.:30:25.

protecting them. I wish that the opposition, would get within an

:30:26.:30:28.

support universal credit instead of attacking at all the time. Hear,

:30:29.:30:38.

hear! . Thank you Mr Speaker the effective changes to universal

:30:39.:30:43.

credit can not be considered in isolation. They are brought up part

:30:44.:30:48.

of a broader package. They will increase that to personal tax

:30:49.:30:55.

allowance. I met thank the Minister for that response. Next year

:30:56.:30:58.

disabled people will lose ?1700 on average. Can I suggest to the

:30:59.:31:03.

Minister respectively, that no one is disabled that Hadley chooses to

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be disabled. They are there because of its illness or accident or bad

:31:09.:31:12.

luck. This is not the time to pass more misery on these unfortunate

:31:13.:31:16.

people. They need a bit of dignity shown. The only point I would like

:31:17.:31:22.

to make Mr Speaker is that this government is supporting more

:31:23.:31:25.

disabled people to get them back into work and of course the point of

:31:26.:31:29.

agreement that I have with the Honorable member is that we

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absolutely are providing dignity to individuals. And supporting them to

:31:34.:31:37.

work. Giving them the financial support that will actually secure

:31:38.:31:44.

their employment in the long one. Women whose pensions age was

:31:45.:31:49.

increased at a notice period between four years and eight months and 14

:31:50.:31:54.

years and five months, between the new state pension age. The average

:31:55.:31:57.

notice period was ten years and 11 months. Thank you Mr Speaker. One of

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the women in my constituency recently told her that she is

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actually still waiting for official notification, from his department.

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Does the Minister accept that there has been an abject failure on the

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part of us to communicate these changes to women affected by them?

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Does he think it is acceptable that some women have actually only found

:32:21.:32:26.

out, the brilliant work of the Waspy campaigners? Hear, hear! . Can I say

:32:27.:32:33.

to the Honorable Lady that between 29 and 2010 there were over 5

:32:34.:32:37.

million notices sent to people as regards the records that were held

:32:38.:32:42.

by HMRC. Can I point out to her that in 2012, only 6% of women within ten

:32:43.:32:46.

years of state pension age thought that the state pension age would be

:32:47.:32:54.

at age 60. Thank you Mr Speaker. Given the record we had a opposition

:32:55.:32:59.

debate about the patient exchanges, to the Minister share my surprise

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when he read the six options put forth by the sector state. They

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would not make much difference to people at all the 1950s. It is time

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for the opposition to be clear about the choices that would make and pay

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for them. And about the change they would not make as well. I think the

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Minister would want to focus exclusively. Minister. I met Mr

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Speaker so eloquently put that. I hope you allow me to make the odd

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comment as to why would be impractical. They have no sense of

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arithmetic. Thank you very much Mr Speaker. There is also a fundamental

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unfairness. For example the constituent likely that retired in

:33:51.:33:56.

1950 or born in 1953 that would retire in 63. I was born on the 10th

:33:57.:34:02.

of February 1954 would not retire until July 2019 to a half years

:34:03.:34:05.

later. That is completely unjust will stop with the government can do

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is mitigate the timetable so people have time to react. That is the

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right thing to do. The government should act. Hear, hear!. Can I just

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say to the Honorable gentleman that when he talks about mitigating this.

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There were at the time transitional arrangements made. Those

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transitional arrangements cost will billion. The period was reduced in

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terms of how long one would have to retire from to years to 18 months.

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Of that 18 months, 81% of the women affected will have an extension: --

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beyond 12 months. Thank you Mr Speaker. I have to say I am really

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disappointed that the Minister is still not giving recognition about

:34:48.:34:52.

the total in adequacy that these women were given, in terms of the

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notice period. Given this unfairness and the earlier comments made by the

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Minister, will the Minister now look at the six options that we presented

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to government. Also included as many members of his own have supported

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and allowing those affected and coming to there, if you listen,

:35:18.:35:23.

allowing those affected to take a reduced state pension at an earlier

:35:24.:35:27.

age and pay a lower state pension for a longer period? By Matt Asay to

:35:28.:35:34.

be young lady, that as far as the six options are concerned, all of

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the cards. It is time that the opposition started to think in terms

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of where the money would come from. If she's going to blame the blame on

:35:42.:35:46.

this government, she might just wish to reflect on a 13 year Thai

:35:47.:35:49.

government was in power, when they did absolutely nothing. The

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honourable lady, just on about 13 billion or something. Message to her

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that the cost of an doing 2011 pages that would be ?30 billion. Thank you

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Mr Speaker. With permission I would like to answer this question along

:36:10.:36:17.

with 13. Visit 2010, the unemployment rate of 8%. We have

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made excellent progress on the unemployment rate. It is not 541%,

:36:24.:36:26.

which is the lowest rate in a decade. Bookmark I would like to

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thank the Minister for the answer. As I am sure we all aware, I will

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ask the Minister what steps are being taken for the positions,

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particularly in my constituency of Derby North? She is right. It is

:36:45.:36:52.

national pension week. In her area there have been over 5000 printed

:36:53.:36:57.

shifts. We are working within four years and we now have an employment

:36:58.:37:02.

strategy across government. We are not only leveraging the work that we

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are doing in terms of encouraging all employees to take

:37:06.:37:10.

apprenticeship, but also that they are led into careers and lifelong

:37:11.:37:18.

careers are not as full-time jobs. We thank you Mr Speaker. Many of my

:37:19.:37:22.

constituents were part of the tourist industry. Forward thinking

:37:23.:37:27.

employees or analysing those series seasonal contracts. So the people

:37:28.:37:31.

are better able to plan their money, and fewer people become unemployed.

:37:32.:37:35.

Can my Honorable friend Tommy this government is doing to encourage the

:37:36.:37:43.

active in analysing contracts? As a marble friend for this question. He

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is right in terms of seasonal work. Of course working with employees is

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absolutely crucial to make sure that our job centres as well understand

:37:53.:37:56.

the low and passes that take place in the local Labour market. Also

:37:57.:38:02.

that we are doing this in DWP that are working with those individuals

:38:03.:38:04.

that find seasonal work and changes not seek -- suit their own

:38:05.:38:09.

individual needs and flexibility. Others who are working with JCP to

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make sure that we are supporting people to fill those roles. Mr

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Speaker I think it's fair to say that many of us in this house have

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had discussions with members of the Washington campaign to have had...

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Iran will generally be aware that in recent weeks we've had debates here

:38:31.:38:33.

where members of Parliament and both sides of the House have expressed

:38:34.:38:39.

the views their constituents. I am grateful to the Minister of our

:38:40.:38:43.

current shift to in to continue the engagement. One of the achievements

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we need to bring forward our an army of women who now said that they were

:38:48.:38:52.

not giving proper or fair notice of what was coming towards them entire

:38:53.:38:59.

terms of their retirement needs. The wrong thing to do this no longer the

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issue. The fact is that it was done badly and that needs provocation. I

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have a huge amount of respect for the honourable gentleman and had the

:39:12.:39:14.

crib which of serving in an office with him. He of course at the time

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supported the 2011, pensions act, and he was responsible for

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persuading his colleagues to do otherwise. One thing that was always

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the case, was that they always blew with the wind and there was a

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temporary pause during the Coalition Government. What the right

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honourable gentleman is now proving is that flow with the wind is part

:39:37.:39:41.

of their DNA and it's back to normal. Mr Speaker of the suggestion

:39:42.:39:48.

by the opposition that the government could allow the certain

:39:49.:39:51.

group of women to take their pages early from the current age of 63,

:39:52.:39:56.

has not been fully costed by anyone. Can my honourable friend share with

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the indications of this might be in terms of cost and whether he needs

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primary legislation. Our men over the age of 65 also going to be

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affected? Mr Speaker we have today published some information regarding

:40:13.:40:16.

this very issue, and it would cost additional funds. I think something

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that the opposition and others who are supporting a particular issue

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might want to take into account is that. We are determined that young

:40:23.:40:33.

people should not slip into a life but that they are either earning or

:40:34.:40:37.

learning. We are supporting schools and that is why we are also being

:40:38.:40:41.

introduced in the youth obligation in 2017, to ensure that young people

:40:42.:40:48.

get the best possible start in life. Thank you Mr Speaker and my own

:40:49.:40:54.

constituency we have seen a welcome form by 81% from 505 and 2010 to 95

:40:55.:41:00.

now. This has been achieved through the strong joint work between my

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honourable friend department and local authorities such as district

:41:05.:41:11.

councils and local enterprise partnerships. Does my right

:41:12.:41:14.

honourable friend agree with me that it is through empowering and

:41:15.:41:17.

devolving responsibilities to those closest to the communities that we

:41:18.:41:23.

are most able to provide the support needed to help young people get back

:41:24.:41:28.

to work? I think my honourable friend for his question and pay

:41:29.:41:32.

tribute to all of those stakeholders in this constituency who have been

:41:33.:41:35.

providing vital employment support to people to get the claimant count

:41:36.:41:40.

down so low. He is right to say that local decisions help when it comes

:41:41.:41:43.

to placing people and getting people into work. That is why we are

:41:44.:41:53.

mindful of the local market trends. Next month they will hold a

:41:54.:41:58.

apprenticeship there. This event will allow constituents to meet with

:41:59.:42:03.

the 50 participating organizations. What Orwell my right honourable

:42:04.:42:07.

friend agree with me that local organizations working together can

:42:08.:42:09.

help us toward the goal of full employment? He's actually right. I

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speak about my consistency and many others, where job fairs and

:42:19.:42:20.

apprenticeship pairs have been taking place. There is a crucial

:42:21.:42:24.

point to make your Mr Speaker. That is that this is can only happen

:42:25.:42:27.

through the support of local employers and of course this

:42:28.:42:32.

department worked on pensions will continue to work with local

:42:33.:42:37.

employers on a national level and to support apprenticeship there is not

:42:38.:42:46.

the one he's referring to. Supported by welfare reform and that

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governments long-term economic plan, we have seen workers fall. This has

:42:49.:42:55.

helped reduce private sector employment. Now there are record 26

:42:56.:42:58.

million people working in the private sector of fun to .7 million

:42:59.:43:05.

thousand ten. Is the Minister aware that unemployment of my

:43:06.:43:10.

constituencies is has fallen by 57% since 2010. Would she agree with me

:43:11.:43:17.

that if you look behind the statistics and active look at all

:43:18.:43:20.

those lives that are being transformed where families would

:43:21.:43:26.

hope for the future and priding themselves? Marble friend is

:43:27.:43:31.

absolutely right. Of course work and employment leads to turning around

:43:32.:43:35.

lives and families lies. Also communities as well are turned

:43:36.:43:39.

around. If we look at the Honolulu gentleman and constituency in his

:43:40.:43:44.

region as well, we have seen record levels of unemployment that is down

:43:45.:43:47.

to the governments policy. It is also down to the support that we've

:43:48.:43:50.

had for the employers, who are ultimately the job creators in our

:43:51.:44:03.

economy. Mr Speaker when we took office almost one in five household

:44:04.:44:07.

had no one in work. Many people on benefits for most of the previous

:44:08.:44:11.

decade. Since 2010, and the number of workers households has fallen by

:44:12.:44:15.

direct 680,000 to its lowest level since records began. The number of

:44:16.:44:18.

children workers households is that a record low also down nearly

:44:19.:44:27.

450,000 50,010. Does he agree with me that making progress in reducing

:44:28.:44:31.

the number of people and workers households is key to improving the

:44:32.:44:36.

life chances of millions of children? I do agree. In workers

:44:37.:44:45.

hostile children grow out without the aspiration to achieve if they

:44:46.:44:49.

might be in families that were in work. I am almost certain to repeat

:44:50.:44:52.

those difficult lives of their parents. We want to turn the flies

:44:53.:44:56.

around. Since 2010, number of workers households and the social

:44:57.:45:01.

roots of sector has fallen by over to hundred 80,000 to as record low.

:45:02.:45:05.

It is worth remembering, that the number of households we took off

:45:06.:45:09.

originally back into thousand ten, where no one had ever worked, had

:45:10.:45:17.

nearly doubled under the last level government. . Where is he? LAUGHTER.

:45:18.:45:35.

I congratulate the Honorable Eddie forgetting a question. We have seen

:45:36.:45:43.

this fall that. The number of children living in workers

:45:44.:45:47.

households also down 480,000 to a record low. Living standards 343%.

:45:48.:45:52.

Income inequality which rose in the last that the government, is now

:45:53.:45:58.

down since 2010. I thank the Minister for his response. 104,000

:45:59.:46:07.

children have been adversely affected by the benefit. In my

:46:08.:46:11.

constituents lead: 29 and a half thousand children living in poverty

:46:12.:46:14.

poverty. Does the Minister think that he might better to argue about

:46:15.:46:21.

the budget rather than pushing more children to poverty. ? I don't agree

:46:22.:46:28.

with her at all. The figures don't bear that out. It is worth the

:46:29.:46:32.

memory that in work and out of work poverty rose under the last Labour

:46:33.:46:36.

government. Under this government, the Ottawa property which was 71%

:46:37.:46:42.

into thousand ten has actually fallen to 61% and is still falling.

:46:43.:46:45.

As we know three quarters of poor children living in them that move

:46:46.:46:49.

into employment leave poverty altogether. A child poverty

:46:50.:46:52.

transition report made that very clear. Getting people back to work

:46:53.:46:56.

as we have been doing, getting families back to work, giving them a

:46:57.:46:59.

real chance to earn and have aspiration, is something I think we

:47:00.:47:05.

should all celebrate. . Topical questions. Mr Speaker as agree with

:47:06.:47:13.

the select committee, I can now afford a house that today we are

:47:14.:47:17.

working the sanctions early warning trial for claimants from able

:47:18.:47:21.

underling warning letters will be issued. The trial is being run in

:47:22.:47:26.

Scotland and gives job seekers extra 14 days to provide further evidence

:47:27.:47:28.

of their reasons for not complying to sanctions. My constituents that

:47:29.:47:36.

Taylor is 36-year-old with disabilities. His care package has

:47:37.:47:42.

been reduced from 17 hours a week to six and a half. The council tells

:47:43.:47:45.

him he should not see this negatively but if I way to utilise

:47:46.:47:48.

the strength and resources that he may not realise he has within

:47:49.:47:54.

himself. His mother is appalled by his loss and a patronizing tone from

:47:55.:47:59.

the government. Mr Speaker, if I list the Secretary of State scorers,

:48:00.:48:03.

this help him utilise hidden strength that he didn't realise he

:48:04.:48:08.

had? Would he be as serious as I am about the way Nick Taylor is being

:48:09.:48:13.

treated? I thank the Honorable member and I'm happy to look at that

:48:14.:48:17.

case. The social act of 2015 should've put more in place. I will

:48:18.:48:27.

look at this further. Many local businesses supporting the inevitable

:48:28.:48:33.

apprenticeship the job fair. With the Minister agree that supporting

:48:34.:48:36.

young people for apprenticeship is vital. When she agree to open my job

:48:37.:48:46.

fair? I thank my Honorable friend for his very kind invitation. I

:48:47.:48:49.

would be happy to look at this and try to come to his constituency. He

:48:50.:48:53.

is right. It is national apprenticeship week as well. The

:48:54.:48:58.

employers he has referred to, that continues to do the utmost to

:48:59.:49:03.

support young people. I myself will be visiting many employers in Essex

:49:04.:49:09.

this week to make that point. Thank you Mr Speaker. Last month the

:49:10.:49:12.

Minister said the idea that there was a 20 metre rule for assessing

:49:13.:49:18.

eligibility for enhanced allowance was an urban myth. However in the

:49:19.:49:24.

case of my constituents, Kathy Walsh, who I must acknowledge that

:49:25.:49:28.

Mr listened to the case I made. It was only when her consultant

:49:29.:49:30.

provided evidence that she could walk no more than 20 metres that her

:49:31.:49:34.

case was reviewed and benefits reinstated. What steps will the

:49:35.:49:38.

government take to clarify this issue with processes and ensure that

:49:39.:49:42.

other disabled people don't have to suffer as my constituents have?

:49:43.:49:47.

Attend the Honorable member for that. To be absolutely thick clear

:49:48.:49:53.

is can an individual safely and repeatedly to an acceptable standard

:49:54.:49:56.

and in a reasonable time period, walk a certain distance. If you get

:49:57.:50:03.

to 19.9 metres you qualify and then it is less than you don't get it. It

:50:04.:50:07.

is that that criteria that were continued to make sure that it is

:50:08.:50:14.

assessed by. Unemployment has fallen by 6% in 2010. With the Minister go

:50:15.:50:19.

with me in thanking the office for hosting a very successful job fair

:50:20.:50:23.

recently? They're working so hard to bring opportunities to those seeking

:50:24.:50:25.

to get on in life and provide for their families. I think my

:50:26.:50:32.

girlfriend for his question. I am delighted to hear if he had steady

:50:33.:50:39.

work... All our JCP staff across the country, do great work to support

:50:40.:50:42.

people and get them off benefits and help them to transform the lives.

:50:43.:50:46.

With regards to the employment rates in this consistency I'm delighted to

:50:47.:50:52.

see that they're making progress. There are hundreds of thousands of

:50:53.:50:58.

pensioners in this country. With the EU referendum there are 400,000 with

:50:59.:51:05.

distended. Can the Minister tell us what will happen to British

:51:06.:51:11.

pensioners if we leave the EU? Can I remind the Honorable gentleman that

:51:12.:51:15.

we are better off in the EU and that is the position of the government.

:51:16.:51:32.

Thank you Mr Speaker. It will improve accessibility to disabled

:51:33.:51:36.

people. Can my Honorable friend give an update on the work being done to

:51:37.:51:41.

ensure more public venues have more assets that are accessibility to

:51:42.:51:46.

disabled people. I thank my Honorable friend for recognising the

:51:47.:51:49.

extensive work we're doing in this area. We do particular work, making

:51:50.:51:55.

cultural and music venues accessible. Attach looking at

:51:56.:52:01.

restaurants with leading operators and sports facilities, particularly

:52:02.:52:08.

with the Premier League. Thank you Mr Speaker. The Minister dismisses

:52:09.:52:12.

My Noble friend suggestions for transitional arrangements as being

:52:13.:52:18.

somehow mathematically challenged. This issue is about fairness. It is

:52:19.:52:23.

about establishing a fair transitional arrangement for the

:52:24.:52:28.

Waspy women. As the Minister actually costed any of the six

:52:29.:52:31.

suggestions. Or has he just dismissed them all? Yes we have

:52:32.:52:40.

costed it. When she talks about fairness in the transition

:52:41.:52:46.

arrangement, I simply ask her to look back at 2011 where she will

:52:47.:52:50.

find that in the second reading the Minister of the Secretary of State

:52:51.:52:53.

and the president of the Secretary of State said that he would go away

:52:54.:52:57.

and consider and he did. Four months later transitional arrangements were

:52:58.:53:04.

affected. They caught ?1.1 billion and an reduction was made from to

:53:05.:53:07.

years to 18 months. So transitional arrangements have taken place. Thank

:53:08.:53:20.

you Mr Speaker. My Honorable friend cabinet based charity was providing

:53:21.:53:24.

specialist to stability equipment to the country. Will my Honorable

:53:25.:53:30.

friend join me in commending new life to work? Does he agree with me

:53:31.:53:36.

that provisioning this equipment at a early stage meets children will

:53:37.:53:42.

have a better quality of life? They were a fantastic organisation. I

:53:43.:53:45.

have enjoyed meeting with them and I've taken the opportunity to

:53:46.:53:47.

highlight their work and would like to promote this further with that

:53:48.:53:51.

our colleagues in the Department of Health. Thank you Mr Speaker. In

:53:52.:53:56.

December, the Secretary of State said that there is already Universal

:53:57.:53:59.

credit advice to ensure their status. However the governments

:54:00.:54:05.

position appears to have changed. Now it's saying that if the

:54:06.:54:10.

discretion of work cartoons. Can the Secretary of State therefore

:54:11.:54:14.

confirmed that the 60,000 workers currently on universal credit will

:54:15.:54:17.

in his own words, have the status remained the same? Is said to the

:54:18.:54:23.

Honorable Lady that universal credit is now pretty much rolled up all

:54:24.:54:28.

over the country. It is made clear that anyone transitioning from tax

:54:29.:54:32.

credits. As a quote no family will take animated hit because they are

:54:33.:54:36.

transitioning protected. What I said at the time is that we will do our

:54:37.:54:41.

level best with the advisors to make sure that peoples situation

:54:42.:54:46.

continues and actually improves. That is exactly what universal

:54:47.:54:49.

credit will do. That's why wonder why they don't support more people

:54:50.:54:53.

going to work quicker and they get into work faster they actually earn

:54:54.:54:58.

more money and stain work longer. The Minister will be aware that

:54:59.:55:02.

almost 50% of the working population is self-employed and there will be

:55:03.:55:06.

over 40,005 years' time living in Berkshire. Will you please agree

:55:07.:55:11.

with me that something needs to be done and potentially that the

:55:12.:55:20.

involvement think having looked at? That is a very important issue that

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this government is undertaking. 6 million people have taken part in

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that initiative. I would also say that it is also something that is

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going to be of particular benefit to women. They will have the

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opportunity to enroll as part of the pension and that will certainly help

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their chances in the future. Thank you Mr Speaker with a disability

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unit recently met with the Trail Blazers group, he heard first-hand

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the challenges that young disabled people face looking for work. Will

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he confirm that he can and will arrange for these young people to

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meet with his access team so their experiences can be directly

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influenced upon the data from future policy? I thank the Honorable

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member. I pay tribute for continuing to introduce these young

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ambassadors. They were brilliant in the meeting. I look forward to them

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accessing our progress. Thank you Mr Speaker one the welcome provisions

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of the 2014 pensions Bill, Wesley lived Dean of the PPF. This Clause

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is still to be implemented. With the Secretary of State agree to meet

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with me across party delegation to make sure and discuss how we can

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move this issue forward? And bring security to those who find their

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pensions delayed at no fault of their own? I'm very happy to meet

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with him in any of the others that he would like to bring with him.

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This government single tier will mean that pension incomes improve

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dramatically, particularly for those who have broken clear. Amongst those

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who have never said before. Finally of course the freedom to be able to

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take during annuity or not when you're pension becomes due, I think

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is enormous. I am very happy to make sure that Reform programme

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It his Secretary of State tell me how many GSC claimants have been

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signed or offered worker taking up work? I don't have the figures on

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hand. The number of people that have been sanctioned have fallen

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dramatically in the last 12 months and I'm sure she would be happy to

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see the figures. Can I thank my Honorable friend the Minister for

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disabled people for attending a highly successful disability

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conference in my constituency of North Devon on Friday ten days ago.

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Does he agree with me that these are vital in ensuring that employers get

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the help that they need. And that people with disabilities are closer

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to the world of employment. My friend has championed disabilities.

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We have really seized the opportunity and will make it did --

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different in that local community. How many DUP ministers had

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conversations with Department of Health ministers about the

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consultation on financial support on those people who received

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contaminated blood in the 70s and 80s and whether they should have

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their benefits passport approved to the new PIP scheme. I'm very happy

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to meet with the Honorable member to discuss this further. Order. Before

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I call the honourable gentleman another asked an urgent question

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which I'm allowing him to ask. I reminding that all members from the

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house that's Her Majesty cannot be supposed to have a private opinion

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apart from that from her responsible advisors. Any attempt to use her

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name in debate to influence the judgement of Parliament is

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immediately checked and censored. And Mr

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