Universal Credit (Liverpool)
Debate between Guy Opperman and Siobhain McDonagh(6 years, 2 months ago)
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Guy Opperman
The reality of the situation is that, as the roll-out takes place across the country, there are good examples, as was seen when I visited Brierley Hill in my hon. Friend’s constituency, of excellent integration—
Siobhain McDonagh (in the Chair)
Order. I have been generous in my interpretation of what can be said during this debate, but it is about the introduction of universal credit in Liverpool, and I would like us to concentrate on Liverpool.
Guy Opperman
I totally accept that, but with respect, Ms McDonagh, the integration of services is a nationwide matter, and the roll-out is happening across 430 jobcentres.