Dissatisfied with 120 MPs: Despite Live, I swear to press with welfare reforms

Sir Kir Stmper is in Hague meeting with NATO colleagues this week, which means that he is unable to face his weekly PMQ.

His Deputy Prime Minister, Angela Rener, will answer questions on his behalf at the normal time of 12 noon.

While the rebellion grows at home, the stormer is currently meeting in the Hague with NATO colleagues.

He was painted speaking with Donald Trump on Wednesday morning.

Sir Stephen Tims said that he is “looking forward” for Tuesday’s debate on the government’s controversial bill on welfare reform.

For social security and disability, the Minster echoed the tone of the Prime Minister Sir Kir Stmper, who stressed that one vote would move forward next week, despite the fleet of Labor MPs who started an amendment to stop the bill.

Peter Bedford, Conservative MP and member of the Work and Pension Committee, asked Sir Stephen about the bill during a session on Wednesday.

Mr. Bedford said: “Minister, if I can only touch the elephant in the room, then you have got your second reading of the welfare bill due to the coming of Parliament on Tuesday. Have you still intended to bring that bill forward to read another on Tuesday?”

Sir Stephen replied: “This is. I am keen to debate.”

The Social Security Minister is currently facing questions from a committee of MPs about the reforms of the government.

Sir Stephen Tims told the work and pension committee that the vote was ready to move forward on Tuesday as he had demanded to convince and defend the reforms for welfare.

Asked if the cuts were to begin next April, they explained that the matter was not.

“I don’t think anyone will see the cut in the next April, I think from April new contenders will have a lower rate of universal credit,” he said.

“But no one will experience the cut in the next April.”

He said they would begin in November 2026: “In November, personal freedom payment will begin to change, and then there will be some people of November who are receiving personal freedom payments that will not receive it.”

“Our hope is about 90 percent which are claiming that the PIP will still be till 2029/30.

“The person’s change will only be in his next award review after November 2026.

“It will build in some time.”

See that your MP is likely to vote on the welfare bill of the labor:

The law plans to restrict the eligibility for individual freedom, to restrict the eligibility for main disability payments in England and to limit the element related to universal credit disease, aimed at bringing more people back to work and saving up to £ 5 billion per year.

Existing contenders will be given a 13-week-out period of financial assistance, which will be seen as a bid to close the opposition.

But the fact is that so many labor MPs are ready to prepare their names for “logical amendments”, a step that will stop the bill in its tracks, shows how disgusting the opposition is.

The Social Security Minister is ready to question a committee of MPs on Wednesday on the reforms of the government.

Sir Stephen Tims will soon question Kama and Pension Committee, headed by one of the Labor rebels, Debbie Abraham.