Sentences with phrase «scrapping of child benefits»

But the decision to announce the scrapping of child benefits for parents earning over # 44,000 dominated proceedings, with right - wing media outlets and much of the Tory rank - and - file reacting angrily to the proposal.

The party did this with a scrapping of child benefits for those earning over # 44,000.

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But on the basics of tax and spend, they have persistently made non-progressive choices - tax cuts that disproportionately benefit the rich; scrapping the Child Trust Fund; phasing out tuition fees.

Child benefit should be scrapped to cut the amount of the welfare budget going to middle classes, a think tank has recommended.

He's not due to address the party conference until tomorrow but his decision to scrap child benefit for higher - rate taxpayers has prompted an angry backlash and he's been defending it stoutly (unlike the children's minister Tim Loughton, who told Channel 4 News last night that the decision may be reconsidered and that «if the thresholds need to be adjusted there's plenty of time to look at that».)

Instead of arriving at the position of either backing the government's welfare bill or forever being depicted as the friend of the scrounger, shadow ministers should have been making a big argument about the regressive nature of the Budget, the lamentable symbolism of effectively scrapping child poverty targets and the removal of in - work benefits to those eponymous hard - working families.

Former leader Charles Kennedy rebelled against the leader's desire to scrap the unaffordable policy of scrapping tuition fees and Steve Webb MP rebelled against the suggestion that child benefit might be means - tested.

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Liberals: Create a flexible parental benefits plan allowing parents to receive benefits in smaller blocks of time — for example, once every two weeks rather than once per month — and make it possible for parents to take a longer leave — up to 18 months when combined with maternity benefits, although at a lower benefit level; scrap the Universal Child Care Benefit for the wealthiest families, and instead introduce the Canada Child Benefit that will give the majority of families up to $ 2,500 more, tax - free, every year (typically for a family of four).

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