Labor Deputy Leadership contender Bridget Philipson has a controversial brand Two hair profit cap “Spightful”, as she tries to revive her stumbling campaign.
Education secretaryKire’s favorite candidate, also claimed that its abolition was “on the table”Labor MPs were suspended for voting from the party,
But dumping the policy costs about £ 3.5bn a year when warned from borrowing data that tax increases. In November budget Now look “unavoidable”.
Pols suggests that Ms. Philipson is behind her opponent Lucy PowellJoe Sir Kir had dismissed earlier this month amid high dissatisfaction under the leadership of the party.
Ms. Philipson said in an interview with The Guardian, “This Seema” punished the children and pushed the children into a difficulty and if he became a deputy leader, he would have the mandate to deal with child poverty. ”
More than 1 Lakh children Working families are designed to be influenced by the policy, recently new analysis has shown, as the Labor puts a renewed pressure to scrap it.
Despite having at least one parents in work, there are thousands of families Struggling to bear mandatory Since the major benefits do not move their third children or beyond, a report by the Child Post Action Group (CPAG) has been found.
The cap introduced under conservative welfare reforms prevents parents from claiming child element Universal loan Born after April 2017, a third or latter child £ 292.81 a month per month.
Ms. Philipson said that the issue was “deeply individual” for her because she knew that “tains and wearing” sting in poverty “, where she had fewer problems in her house and had no heating upwards.
He said that in a winter, a neighbor pushed an envelope with money through a letterbox. Read this: “For the coat of the bridge.”
“Why I came into politics to get more children out of poverty,” he said. “I am wondering every day how to fold the tide on poverty. Everything is on the table, which involves removing the two-child limit.
“I want the mandate to move forward. As a mandate, as a deputy leader, this unwavering moral mission to deal with child poverty Labor Government.”
He said: “We should never forget that it was a conservative who introduced a two-child cap, a spectacular attack on children who were punished and pushed into difficulty through their own faults. I have said time and again that a labor government would never have implemented it.”
Ms. Philipson is the co-chairman of the government’s child poverty taskforce, which is due to publishing her findings to this autumn.
Gordon Brown, who condemned the two-child boundary as “cruel”, called the high taxes on the gambling industry to scrap the cap on the gambling industry last month.
Ms. Powell has said that ministers should clearly support the principle of scrapping the cap, saying that this is the “biggest policy that we can do to remove child poverty”.
With the support of Downing Street, Ms. Philipson moved to the forefront with the support of Ms. Powell’s 117 among MPs with support from 175. But this week, a survey of survival for the Shramlist website put Ms. Powell ahead with the party’s ground level, which will decide the competition, from 47 percent to 30 percent.