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Stop the government overturning the peer's welfare bill changes

Submitted on Wednesday 1st February 2012

Published on Wednesday 1st February 2012

Current status: Closed

Closed: Tuesday 1st May 2012

Signatures: 3

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Stop the government overturning the peer's welfare bill changes

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So social tenants with one spare room would have an underoccupancy penalty? (Meaning elderly people who have been in their home in a place they like would be forced to move even when there is no alternative social housing available) And cancer patients would be means tested for ESA. (Who wants to, or is capable of dealing with officials when seriously ill?)It all seems so very distasteful and cruel. Where is our compassion? I know we need to sort out finances but lets start with those with money-not forcing folk into extreme poverty. Those with money ought to be the first port of call in the current climate.

News at 1st Feb 2012

BBC News - Ministers seek to overturn peers' welfare bill changes
www.bbc.co.uk
The government will seek to overturn changes made by the House of Lords to its flagship welfare bill, when it returns to the Commons on Wednesday.


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