Keep two-child benefit cap for fairness and sustainable public spending
I want the government to keep the two-child benefit cap to support fair and sustainable welfare spending. Retaining the cap will help manage public finances responsibly and ensure that benefits remain targeted and effective for those most in need.
Pat McFadden
Work & Pensions Secretary
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Keep two-child benefit cap for fairness and sustainable public spending
I want the government to keep the two-child benefit cap to support fair and sustainable welfare spending. Retaining the cap will help manage public finances responsibly and ensure that benefits remain targeted and effective for those most in need.
Similar motions
Introduce child benefit voucher system for parents of more than two children
Give families an additional tax-free allowance for each child
Allow shared benefits for children in split families
Universal credit increase for SEN and twins or other multiples of children
Change childcare funding eligibility to be based on household income up to £200k