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Opposition Day — [3rd Allotted Day]: DWP: Performance (30 Jun 2014)

Sandra Osborne: ...for Spelthorne (Kwasi Kwarteng) that the only wailing I hear is the wailing from my constituents, many of whom are very poor. He should be more respectful of that fact. The overall impact of UK tax and benefit changes between January 2010 and April 2015 will be to cut the bottom half of the population’s net household income by over 2%, with the bottom 20% seeing a loss of 4% or 5%. The...

Opposition Day — [3rd Allotted Day]: DWP: Performance (30 Jun 2014)

Nigel Mills: ...know what chaos in a welfare system looks like, we can look back four long years to 2010, when far too many people claimed too many different benefits for far too long, at too great a cost to the taxpayer. The incoming Government had to tackle that situation. I normally agree with the Work and Pensions Committee Chair, who is wise and learned on such issues, but I do not think she was...

Opposition Day — [3rd Allotted Day]: DWP: Performance (30 Jun 2014)

Iain Duncan Smith: ...election, this is the choice facing the electorate. On the one hand, there is the party that in government wasted £26 billion on botched IT programmes and lost £2.8 billion on catastrophic tax credit implementation, £500 million on scrapped Child Support Agency IT and £140 million on the axed benefit processing replacement programme in 2006. In opposition, the party has opposed every...

Opposition Day — [3rd Allotted Day]: DWP: Performance (30 Jun 2014)

Rachel Reeves: I beg to move, That this House notes that after £612 million being spent, including £131 million written off or written down, the introduction of Universal Credit is now years behind schedule, with no clear plan for how, when, or whether full implementation will be achievable or represent value for money; further notes the admission of the Minister of State for Disabled People in oral...

Opposition Day — [3rd Allotted Day]: DWP: Performance (30 Jun 2014)

Rachel Reeves: That links in with what I was saying earlier. If the Government do not learn from their mistakes, how can they make improvements? Universal credit is widely off track; the work capability assessment has almost completely broken down; personal independence payments are a fiasco; the Work programme is not working; the Youth Contract is a flop; support for families with multiple problems are...


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