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If they've accepted this as one of the concessions it shows they really have no clue at all about reality, or worse, don't care.
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Can anyone explain what the ''Speaker'' has to actually consider in making his decision to allow/disallow the amended bill to go through please ? What does he need to take into account etc, I have no idea what his role in this entails.
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I just checked itv news and they said rebels won’t be satisfied and told the reporter they can’t think what he could come up with that they’d approve of
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The concession !
🚨 NEW: The reported concessions include allowing existing PIP claimants to keep payments even if they don’t score 4 points in a single category - though new claimants would still need to meet that threshold
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So when they inevitably take my LCWRA and I have to apply for PIP, I'm still done for.
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So they can give zero points and unless we win MR or tribunal we need a 4. We need it scrapped
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you should apply now
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where did you see that info johnny
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At this point, any claims that the bill is set to be designated a money bill are simply unfounded. The process is crystal clear: a bill must complete all its stages in the House of Commons, including second reading, committee stage, report stage and third reading, before the Speaker can decide whether it qualifies as a money bill.
That decision only happens once the Commons has finished with the bill and it is on its way to the Lords. It is not something that gets decided partway through. So anyone claiming otherwise is just engaging in scaremongering and trying to play mind reader with no basis in fact.
The chances of defeat are very real but not guaranteed. The strength of the opposition, the level of support for the amendment, and the unpredictability of Labour rebels all mean the outcome is still very much in the balance. If opposition parties remain unified and those key rebel MPs stick to their guns, there is a credible path to blocking the bill or forcing significant change.
Next week carries both fear and fragile hope. For many, this vote cuts to the heart of daily life support, security, stability. The margin is painfully tight, the consequences profound. Yet even in the uncertainty, I’m holding onto quiet optimism. One thing I do feel certain of, whatever happens, they won’t get everything their own way.
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Omg of course how sneaky of him
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what do you think of this
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I'm still not clear if the new rules are already in play or not for claimants. Heard so many stories that they are.
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Rachel reeves been in tears all day apparently
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Isn't that illegal?
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Massive consessions, what a joke ,other better options were put forward but he refused them, mps need to stand their ground and tell starmer to do one .
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One concession ? That’s it . I hope they don’t agree to it . I read there’s also something for people with multiple conditions
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Surely when we get a reivew though and don't get a 4 point score then we'd be classed as new claimaints and stilll lose our PIP anyway.
So this is just delaying losing PIP for people who don't have a 4 point until their next reivew.
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