I am grateful to the Minister for that reply. I am comforted that my concern was not so much about what providers might be up to as about whether work and work experience generally might be almost a way round the WCA for those who are otherwise in the WRAG. I think that the Minister has given us enough comfort on the key distinctions between work experience and work placements, although I note that he said that they do not necessarily need to be full time and that normally paid work would be more onerous. I accept the generality of what he says and that gives me the comfort that I was seeking. I am not sure whether he dealt with the question of employment rights, which is an interesting one, and presumably part of the distinction between work and work placements, but that is satisfactory for my purposes.
Clause 54 agreed.
Clause 55 : Hardship payments
Clause 55 : Hardship payments
Amendment 76A not moved.
Clause 55 agreed.
Clause 56 : Claimant responsibilities for employment and support allowance
Clause 56 : Claimant responsibilities for employment and support allowance
Amendment 76B not moved.
Clause 56 agreed.
Clause 57 : Entitlement of lone parents to income support etc
Clause 57 : Entitlement of lone parents to income support etc
Debate on whether Clause 57 should stand part of the Bill.
Welfare Reform Bill
Proceeding contribution from
Lord McKenzie of Luton
(Labour)
in the House of Lords on Thursday, 10 November 2011.
It occurred during Debate on bills
and
Committee proceeding on Welfare Reform Bill.
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