Treasury Debate

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Department: HM Treasury
Thursday 31st January 2019

(5 years, 9 months ago)

Ministerial Corrections
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The following is an extract from a debate on Taxation of Low-income Families in Westminster Hall on 16 January 2019.
Mel Stride Portrait The Financial Secretary to the Treasury (Mel Stride)
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The Conservative party introduced the national living wage. We should be enormously proud of that fact. It goes up by 4.9% in April, so those in full-time employment will take home £2,750 more than they did in 2010.

[Official Report, 16 January 2019, Vol. 652, c. 398WH.]

Letter of correction from Mel Stride:

An error has been identified in my response to this debate.

The correct wording should have been:

Mel Stride Portrait Mel Stride
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The Conservative party introduced the national living wage. We should be enormously proud of that fact. It goes up by 4.9% in April, so those in full-time employment will take home £2,750 more than they did in 2016.