Tory MPs are being accused of hatching a time wasting
Commons plot to save the Bedroom Tax. Now supporters of its abolition have
threatened to force an all-night sitting to ensure the reforms go through
Parliament. A private Bill that would scrap the cruel tax for many victims is
now being considered by a committee of MPs. If it becomes law those who could
not be found smaller homes would be exempt from charges on extra bedrooms. But
Tories on the committee are trying to have it bogged down in irrelevant debate
says the Bill’s Lib Dem sponsor Andrew George. And No10 is also trying to slam
on the brakes by refusing to grant the “money resolution” required by any
backbench Bill. This formality allows Bills which involve public money to
progress through its stages. Read more on the Sunday People website.
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