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The Department for Work and Pensions has insisted there will
be no change to the bedroom tax following reports that Iain Duncan Smith has
asked officials to look at how the policy will affect disabled people. The BBC has reported that the work and
pensions secretary has asked officials to look again at how the bedroom tax
will affect disabled people. This followed concerns from several charities that
disabled people who cannot share a bedroom and carers would be penalised.
However the DWP press office tweeted in reply: ‘No change in spare bedroom
policy, as with all reforms we will monitor closely as it comes in this April.’
A spokesperson for the department today insisted there is no plan to change the
policy but its impacts will be monitored.
Read more on Inside Housing.
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