Proceeding contribution from David Drew (Labour) in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 30 October 2019. It occurred during Debate on Bus Passes: 1950s-born Women.
Bus Passes: 1950s-born Women
My hon. Friend is being very generous about interventions. He is making an excellent case. Does he agree that one of the biggest injustices was that this was supposed to be a gradual change, yet in reality it is a cliff edge? People either get the bus pass or they do not. Many people are having to wait five years for something that, if they had been born a few months earlier, they would have got automatically. Does my hon. Friend agree that that is a problem?
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- 667 c169WH
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- 2019-19
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- Westminster Hall
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- Bus services Concessions Women State retirement pensions
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