Whether they will monitor the level of water disconnections among (a) those on mean-tested social security benefits; and (b) those subjected to benefit sanctions. [HL 672].

Whether they will monitor the level of water disconnections among (a) those on mean-tested social security benefits; and (b) those subjected to benefit sanctions. [HL 672].

What evidence they have on whether the imposition of benefit sanctions has had any adverse effect on the ability to meet the costs of actively seeking work; and whether those who have been subjected to previous benefits sanctions have been more or less successful in finding employment than those on...

What evidence they have on whether the imposition of benefit sanctions has had any adverse effect on the ability to meet the costs of actively seeking work; and whether those who have been subjected to previous benefits sanctions have been more or less successful in finding employment than those on...

What evidence they have on the state of mulnutrition among those on means-tested benefits; and whether the rate among those who have been subject to benefit sanctions is higher or lower than those on means-tested benefits as a whole. [HL 3285].

What evidence they have on the state of mulnutrition among those on means-tested benefits; and whether the rate among those who have been subject to benefit sanctions is higher or lower than those on means-tested benefits as a whole. [HL 3285].

Whether mental illness will be a defence against the imposition of housing benefit sanctions. [HL 3288].

Whether mental illness will be a defence against the imposition of housing benefit sanctions. [HL 3288].

Whether, before introducing housing benefit sanctions, they will consult the Childrens Society about the possibility that parents may evict children whom they cannot control; and what would be the response to such evictions. [HL 3175].

Whether, before introducing housing benefit sanctions, they will consult the Childrens Society about the possibility that parents may evict children whom they cannot control; and what would be the response to such evictions. [HL 3175].

Further to paragraph 17 of the consultation paper 'Housing Benefit Sanctions and Anti-social Behaviour', whether the phrase 'behaviour that the claimant could reasonably have been expected to control' applies to the behaviour of tenants' children over the age of 18. [HL 3174].

Further to paragraph 17 of the consultation paper 'Housing Benefit Sanctions and Anti-social Behaviour', whether the phrase 'behaviour that the claimant could reasonably have been expected to control' applies to the behaviour of tenants' children over the age of 18. [HL 3174].

Further to paragraph 17 of the consultation paper 'Housing Benefit Sanctions and Anti-social behaviour', what meaning they attach to the phrase 'any sanction must take proper account of peoples circumstances'; and whether they believe these words require them to discover what alternative source of legal income is open to those...

Further to paragraph 17 of the consultation paper 'Housing Benefit Sanctions and Anti-social behaviour', what meaning they attach to the phrase 'any sanction must take proper account of peoples circumstances'; and whether they believe these words require them to discover what alternative source of legal income is open to those...

What they estimate will be the reduction in housing benefit spending as a result of the sanctions set out in their consultation paper 'Housing Benefit Sanctions and Anti-social Behaviour'; and What is the extent of losses they estimate will be suffered by landlords as a result of housing benefits sanctions...

What they estimate will be the reduction in housing benefit spending as a result of the sanctions set out in their consultation paper 'Housing Benefit Sanctions and Anti-social Behaviour'; and What is the extent of losses they estimate will be suffered by landlords as a result of housing benefits sanctions...

Further to their consultation paper 'Housing Benefit Sanctions and Anti-social Behaviour', what rate of reduction of housing benefit is contemplated; and on what evidence this rate has been chosen. [HL 3202]. - Includes figures.

Further to their consultation paper 'Housing Benefit Sanctions and Anti-social Behaviour', what rate of reduction of housing benefit is contemplated; and on what evidence this rate has been chosen. [HL 3202]. - Includes figures.

Further to their consultation paper 'Housing Benefit Sanctions and Anti-social Behaviour', what rate of reduction of housing benefit is contemplated; and on what evidence this rate has been chosen. [HL 3202]. - Includes figures.

Further to their consultation paper 'Housing Benefit Sanctions and Anti-social Behaviour', what rate of reduction of housing benefit is contemplated; and on what evidence this rate has been chosen. [HL 3202]. - Includes figures.

Further to paragraph 17 of the consultation paper 'Housing Benefit Sanctions and Anti-social Behaviour', whether they will consult the Attorney-General about the developing interpretation of Article 3 of the European Convention of Human Rights; and whether they will ask him to keep this under review. [HL 3176].

Further to paragraph 17 of the consultation paper 'Housing Benefit Sanctions and Anti-social Behaviour', whether they will consult the Attorney-General about the developing interpretation of Article 3 of the European Convention of Human Rights; and whether they will ask him to keep this under review. [HL 3176].

Further to paragraph 18 of the consultation paper 'Housing Benefit Sanctions and Anti-social Behaviour', whether their definition of hardship rests on any medical evidence. [HL 3177].

Further to paragraph 18 of the consultation paper 'Housing Benefit Sanctions and Anti-social Behaviour', whether their definition of hardship rests on any medical evidence. [HL 3177].

Whether those subjected to previous benefit sanctions have a higher or lower rate of admission to hospital than other people on means-tested benefits; and Whether those subjected to previous benefit sanctions are more or less statistically likely to suffer imprisonment than other people on means-tested benefits. [HL 3207]. - Information...

Whether those subjected to previous benefit sanctions have a higher or lower rate of admission to hospital than other people on means-tested benefits; and Whether those subjected to previous benefit sanctions are more or less statistically likely to suffer imprisonment than other people on means-tested benefits. [HL 3207]. - Information...

Whether the question "whether it is right, in principle, for the State to support the housing costs of people whose behaviour brings misery to the lives of individuals and communities" (Housing Benefit Sanctions and Anti-Social Behaviour) can be answered without reference to an alternative, and if so, why; and whether...

Whether the question "whether it is right, in principle, for the State to support the housing costs of people whose behaviour brings misery to the lives of individuals and communities" (Housing Benefit Sanctions and Anti-Social Behaviour) can be answered without reference to an alternative, and if so, why; and whether...

How many people are now subject to sanctions on means-tested benefits; and what percentage of (a) the adult population and (b) the total population this figure represents. [HL 3887]. - Inc figures.

How many people are now subject to sanctions on means-tested benefits; and what percentage of (a) the adult population and (b) the total population this figure represents. [HL 3887]. - Inc figures.

How many of the 532 people found by the Rough Sleepers' Unit to be sleeping rough were at the time subject to benefit sanctions; what percentage of the total this represents; and what were the extents and durations of the sanctions concerned. [HL 2640]. - Inc fact that information is...

How many of the 532 people found by the Rough Sleepers' Unit to be sleeping rough were at the time subject to benefit sanctions; what percentage of the total this represents; and what were the extents and durations of the sanctions concerned. [HL 2640]. - Inc fact that information is...

How many people were excluded from the claimant court for unemployment during the past month as a result of benefit sanction. [HL 872].

How many people were excluded from the claimant court for unemployment during the past month as a result of benefit sanction. [HL 872].

Further to the Written Answer by the Baroness Blackstone on 1st May (624 c262-3WA), whether they will provide a breakdown of the 701,400 benefit sanctions referred to in that answer, by: (a) grounds for the sanction; (b) the extent of the sanction in terms of percentage of benefit lost; and...

Further to the Written Answer by the Baroness Blackstone on 1st May (624 c262-3WA), whether they will provide a breakdown of the 701,400 benefit sanctions referred to in that answer, by: (a) grounds for the sanction; (b) the extent of the sanction in terms of percentage of benefit lost; and...

What countervailing increase in child poverty they have attributed to the effect of parents being disentitled to benefit as a result of refusing to comply with (a) the requirement to name the father under the Child Support Act 1995; (b) the requirement to attend one interview; and (c) other government...

What countervailing increase in child poverty they have attributed to the effect of parents being disentitled to benefit as a result of refusing to comply with (a) the requirement to name the father under the Child Support Act 1995; (b) the requirement to attend one interview; and (c) other government...