Sir Cair Coward‘S £ 3BN U-turn on their planned welfare cut Does not go too far, a major rebel who has left his frontbench job on changes, warned.
Prime Minister Still facing the possibility of about 50 labor MPs Voting against their welfare reformsVicky with the former government to give fresh concessions with Volkscroft.
Ms. Foxcroft Dramatically left in protest against plansSaying that it cannot refund the deduction that will harm people with disabilities.
And, in an interview with Mentor After Sir Keir’s U-Turne, he said “it was nice to hear that people would not be able to lose their benefits which are currently on them” but said “there are areas where I still think that agitation is needed”.
He has not decided whether the government’s plans have to be returned on Tuesday, and about 50 labor MPs are expected to vote against welfare shakeup even after U-turn.
Labor Whip has allegedly urged potential rebels to wait for the details of the review in the Personal Freedom Payment (PIP) led by Disability Minister Sir Stephen Tims before rebelling against the government.
But a labor MP said on Monday that he would oppose the measures even after the concessions of Sir Keer.
Altham and Chisleharst MP Clive Epord told BBC Radio 4 Today Program: “There is still a savings of £ 3.5 billion-value that are necessary in these measures and we do not yet know the effect of poverty that they will have.”
Mr. Epord stated that the rebellion was initially calling for more time to understand the impact of changes, and warned against taking “I think there is a jump in the dark”.
He said, “There are options that the government can form here; there are other places that can go to identify resources,” he said.
Meanwhile, Minister Jackie Smith will not say what will be the results for those who rebel on Tuesday. Baronic Smith said that it is “not creative” to discuss potential punishments, but will keep talking, explaining the tricks that the government has already created to recognize some concerns “.
He told Times Radio: “The way the law goes through Parliament, it always happens that you discuss principles in another reading and I hope all MPs will recognize the need for reform, and this is about the bill.”
Rachel maskellOne of the major labor rebels, told Many times: “Whips have been effective to say to those colleagues that they need to wait and see what Tims review is going to achieve.
“I think it makes the bill even more difficult [to support]Because it is now an empty check. I think there are many unanswered questions. ,
As Secretary and Pension Secretary Liz Kendal On Monday, Parliament prepares to outlines the government’s concessions, Sir Keir was asked to prepare the last minute concessions for the rebels.
Health secretary Wes streeting On Sunday, it was indicated that further changes in the bill could be made. “There is a review on PIP and we got to hear,” he told the BBC that On sunday Laura Kunsberg,
He said that the government is in a better position than the previous week, where everyone was definitely seen to be defeated on welfare changes, but will not say that they are confident that the bill will be passed.
Ms. Kendal said on Sunday night that the government is improving the welfare system to “provide security for those who cannot work and those who can do the correct support for those who can do”.
He said, “Often, people with disabilities feel stuck that if they try to work, they may lose the support on which they depend on.”
He said: “This is why we are taking action to overcome the obstacles, support disabled people to live with dignity and freedom, and open paths in employment for those who want to pursue it.”
On Monday, along with publishing the terms of reference for TimMS review, the government will also publish the law offering the work to the benefit contenders. In a bid to encourage contenders to work, it will allow them to try to work without fear of losing their payment if it does not work.
It comes after Independent Warned that Thousands of disabled women can find themselves stuck with addicts As a result of the upcoming welfare deduction of the government.
Domestic violence charity refuge and women’s budget group (WBG) issued a clear warning on reforms, stating that in the long term, cuts significant funding for the cost of daily living for people with disabilities – which will affect all new contenders – will make it difficult for those to overcome difficult relationships.
Even with concessions, welfare deductions will be “disastrous for women with disabilities”, WBG said, given that the possibility of domestic misconduct is doubled for women with disabilities.
For many people, PIP is the only income they receive, WBG has warned, so not having access to this source of personal support enhances the risk of tremendous control and it becomes difficult to avoid derogatory situations.