Proceeding contribution from Lord Mawhinney (Conservative) in the House of Lords on Thursday, 11 November 2010. It occurred during Ministerial statement on Welfare Reform.
Welfare Reform
My Lords, perhaps I may I say how many of us appreciate the fact that, in trying to unlock lives and aspirations, the Minister is focusing on allowing people to keep more of what they earn and trying to build self-confidence. There may be two other locks that he needs to unpick. The longer someone has not been in employment, the more inadequate or perhaps absent altogether will be their education and training. It would be my guess that those locks will need to be unpicked for very many people. Does he share that view? If so, who will have responsibility for addressing proven lack of education and training, and who will pay for it?
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- 2010-12
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- Disability Benefits rules Employment Finance Employment schemes Social security benefits Welfare tax credits Reform Taxation Universal credit
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