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Topic: Re:Re:Re:Re:Ruth Cadbury MP abstains on Welfare Bill
Posted by: Ian Speed
Date/Time: 02/08/15 01:59:00

Labour should not be supporting the benefits cap which impacts unfairly on the children of large families. It is too blunt an instrument.

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Ruth Cadbury MP abstains on Welfare Bill21/07/15 13:54:00 Phil Andrews
   Re:Ruth Cadbury MP abstains on Welfare Bill22/07/15 09:40:00 Vanessa Smith
      Re:Re:Ruth Cadbury MP abstains on Welfare Bill22/07/15 12:47:00 Phil Andrews
         Re:Re:Re:Ruth Cadbury MP abstains on Welfare Bill22/07/15 17:01:00 Vanessa Smith
            Re:Re:Re:Re:Ruth Cadbury MP abstains on Welfare Bill22/07/15 19:07:00 Phil Andrews
               Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Ruth Cadbury MP abstains on Welfare Bill22/07/15 19:09:00 Phil Andrews
   Re:Ruth Cadbury MP abstains on Welfare Bill24/07/15 11:04:00 Jeremy Hanson
   Re:Ruth Cadbury MP abstains on Welfare Bill01/08/15 15:38:00 David Pavett
      Re:Re:Ruth Cadbury MP abstains on Welfare Bill01/08/15 16:22:00 Phil Andrews
         Re:Re:Re:Ruth Cadbury MP abstains on Welfare Bill01/08/15 20:56:00 David Pavett
            Re:Re:Re:Re:Ruth Cadbury MP abstains on Welfare Bill02/08/15 01:59:00 Ian Speed
               Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Ruth Cadbury MP abstains on Welfare Bill02/08/15 10:00:00 Guy Lambert
                  Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Ruth Cadbury MP abstains on Welfare Bill02/08/15 16:13:00 Simon Anderson
               Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Ruth Cadbury MP abstains on Welfare Bill02/08/15 18:25:00 Keith Iddon

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