Personal Independence Payment Debate

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Jeremy Quin

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Tuesday 23rd January 2018

(6 years, 11 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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John Bercow Portrait Mr Speaker
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I call Julian Knight.

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John Bercow Portrait Mr Speaker
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I call Jeremy Quin.

Jeremy Quin Portrait Jeremy Quin
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And finally, Mr Speaker.

Will my right hon. Friend confirm that PIP claimants, including those who will benefit from her decision, which I warmly welcome, will not be subject to the benefit cap in respect of these payments, and that payments will continue to be untaxed and, indeed, will rise by the rate of inflation?

Esther McVey Portrait Ms McVey
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My hon. Friend is right that PIP is not subject to the benefit cap. A person will get PIP irrespective of whether they are in work. PIP is also not means-tested.

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