Now even Iain Duncan Smith's own aide tells of fears it will
hit vulnerable people. Tory MPs’ secret fears
about the impact of the bedroom tax on the poor and vulnerable have been
exposed. Work Secretary Iain Duncan Smith’s own Parliamentary “bag carrier”
Andrew Selous is among those who have written to town hall chiefs urging them
not to subject constituents to the penalty. Environment Secretary Owen
Paterson, fellow minister Alistair Burt and deputy chief whip John Randall are
among other MPs who have asked what help is available for those who will
struggle to pay. Mr Selous said “just
giving short-term” discretionary payments to help [those affected] meet the higher rent payments was not enough.
He added: “The situation could be exactly the same at the end of the
period.” Read more on the Daily Mirror
website.
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