Feb 252016
 
DPAC Logo with text underneath "Disabled People Against Cuts" and then web address dpac.uk.net

The Welfare Bill will go back to the House of Lords on the 29th of February. That is what is called ‘Ping Pong’ and this will happen until the 2 houses reach an agreement

DPAC will keep on fighting to stop this nasty cut of £30/per week to people in the ESA Wrag Group, and if it goes through we will take and support legal challenges against it.

You can read the debate here and can see how MPs voted in the Commons on Tuesday 23rd Feb to reject the original Lords Amendments that would have prevented the cut going ahead. You can look up your MP on there – if they are not listed – it means they abstained or they were not in the Commons at all (which may have been for perfectly legitimate reasons. – There is a case of an MP who was vilified for not attending a commons vote – it turned out that at the time of the vote – she was in labour giving birth to her first child! ) .

These MPs voted FOR the cut to ESA These MPs voted AGAINST the cut to ESA
Adams, Nigel Abbott, Ms Diane
Afriyie, Adam Abrahams, Debbie
Aldous, Peter Ahmed-Sheikh, Ms Tasmina
Allan, Lucy Alexander, Heidi
Amess, Sir David Ali, Rushanara
Andrew, Stuart Allen, Mr Graham
Ansell, Caroline Anderson, Mr David
Argar, Edward Arkless, Richard
Atkins, Victoria Austin, Ian
Bacon, Mr Richard Bailey, Mr Adrian
Baker, Mr Steve Bardell, Hannah
Baldwin, Harriett Barron, rh Kevin
Barclay, Stephen Beckett, rh Margaret
Baron, Mr John Berger, Luciana
Barwell, Gavin Betts, Mr Clive
Bebb, Guto Black, Mhairi
Bellingham, Sir Henry Blackford, Ian
Beresford, Sir Paul Blackman, Kirsty
Berry, Jake Blackman-Woods, Dr Roberta
Berry, James Blenkinsop, Tom
Bingham, Andrew Blomfield, Paul
Blackman, Bob Boswell, Philip
Blackwood, Nicola Bradshaw, rh Mr Ben
Blunt, Crispin Brake, rh Tom
Boles, Nick Brennan, Kevin
Bone, Mr Peter Brock, Deidre
Borwick, Victoria Brown, Alan
Bottomley, Sir Peter Brown, Lyn
Bradley, Karen Bryant, Chris
Brady, Mr Graham Buck, Ms Karen
Brazier, Mr Julian Burden, Richard
Bridgen, Andrew Burgon, Richard
Brine, Steve Burnham, rh Andy
Brokenshire, rh James Butler, Dawn
Bruce, Fiona Cadbury, Ruth
Buckland, Robert Cameron, Dr Lisa
Burns, Conor Campbell, rh Mr Alan
Burns, rh Sir Simon Campbell, Mr Ronnie
Burrowes, Mr David Carmichael, rh Mr Alistair
Burt, rh Alistair Champion, Sarah
Cairns, Alun Chapman, Jenny
Carmichael, Neil Cherry, Joanna
Cartlidge, James Clegg, rh Mr Nick
Cash, Sir William Clwyd, rh Ann
Caulfield, Maria Coaker, Vernon
Chalk, Alex Coffey, Ann
Chishti, Rehman Cooper, Julie
Chope, Mr Christopher Cooper, Rosie
Churchill, Jo Cooper, rh Yvette
Clark, rh Greg Corbyn, rh Jeremy
Clarke, rh Mr Kenneth Cowan, Ronnie
Cleverly, James Cox, Jo
Clifton-Brown, Geoffrey Coyle, Neil
Coffey, Dr Thérèse Crausby, Mr David
Collins, Damian Crawley, Angela
Colvile, Oliver Creagh, Mary
Costa, Alberto Creasy, Stella
Cox, Mr Geoffrey Cruddas, Jon
Crabb, rh Stephen Cryer, John
Davies, Byron Cummins, Judith
Davies, Chris Cunningham, Alex
Davies, David T. C. Cunningham, Mr Jim
Davies, Glyn Dakin, Nic
Davies, Dr James Danczuk, Simon
Davies, Mims David, Wayne
Davies, Philip Davies, Geraint
Davis, rh Mr David Day, Martyn
Dinenage, Caroline De Piero, Gloria
Djanogly, Mr Jonathan Docherty-Hughes, Martin
Donelan, Michelle Dodds, rh Mr Nigel
Double, Steve Donaldson, rh Mr Jeffrey M.
Dowden, Oliver Donaldson, Stuart Blair
Doyle-Price, Jackie Doughty, Stephen
Drax, Richard Dowd, Jim
Drummond, Mrs Flick Dowd, Peter
Duddridge, James Dromey, Jack
Duncan, rh Sir Alan Dugher, Michael
Duncan Smith, rh Mr Iain Durkan, Mark
Dunne, Mr Philip Eagle, Ms Angela
Ellis, Michael Edwards, Jonathan
Ellison, Jane Efford, Clive
Ellwood, Mr Tobias Elliott, Julie
Elphicke, Charlie Elliott, Tom
Eustice, George Ellman, Mrs Louise
Evans, Graham Esterson, Bill
Evans, Mr Nigel Evans, Chris
Evennett, rh Mr David Farrelly, Paul
Fabricant, Michael Farron, Tim
Fallon, rh Michael Fellows, Marion
Fernandes, Suella Ferrier, Margaret
Field, rh Mark Field, rh Frank
Foster, Kevin Fitzpatrick, Jim
Fox, rh Dr Liam Fletcher, Colleen
Francois, rh Mr Mark Flint, rh Caroline
Frazer, Lucy Flynn, Paul
Freeman, George Fovargue, Yvonne
Freer, Mike Foxcroft, Vicky
Fuller, Richard Gibson, Patricia
Fysh, Marcus Glindon, Mary
Gale, Sir Roger Goodman, Helen
Garnier, rh Sir Edward Grady, Patrick
Garnier, Mark Grant, Peter
Gauke, Mr David Gray, Neil
Ghani, Nusrat Green, Kate
Gibb, Mr Nick Greenwood, Lilian
Gillan, rh Mrs Cheryl Greenwood, Margaret
Glen, John Griffith, Nia
Goldsmith, Zac Gwynne, Andrew
Goodwill, Mr Robert Haigh, Louise
Gove, rh Michael Hanson, rh Mr David
Graham, Richard Harman, rh Ms Harriet
Grant, Mrs Helen Harris, Carolyn
Grayling, rh Chris Hayes, Helen
Green, Chris Healey, rh John
Green, rh Damian Hendrick, Mr Mark
Greening, rh Justine Hendry, Drew
Grieve, rh Mr Dominic Hepburn, Mr Stephen
Griffiths, Andrew Hermon, Lady
Gummer, Ben Hillier, Meg
Gyimah, Mr Sam Hodge, rh Dame Margaret
Halfon, rh Robert Hodgson, Mrs Sharon
Hall, Luke Hoey, Kate
Hammond, rh Mr Philip Hollern, Kate
Hammond, Stephen Hopkins, Kelvin
Hancock, rh Matthew Hosie, Stewart
Hands, rh Greg Howarth, rh Mr George
Harper, rh Mr Mark Hunt, Tristram
Harrington, Richard Huq, Dr Rupa
Harris, Rebecca Hussain, Imran
Hart, Simon Irranca-Davies, Huw
Haselhurst, rh Sir Alan Jarvis, Dan
Hayes, rh Mr John Johnson, rh Alan
Heald, Sir Oliver Johnson, Diana
Heappey, James Jones, Gerald
Heaton-Harris, Chris Jones, Graham
Heaton-Jones, Peter Jones, Helen
Henderson, Gordon Jones, Mr Kevan
Herbert, rh Nick Jones, Susan Elan
Hinds, Damian Kane, Mike
Hoare, Simon Kaufman, rh Sir Gerald
Hollingbery, George Keeley, Barbara
Hollinrake, Kevin Kendall, Liz
Hollobone, Mr Philip Kerevan, George
Holloway, Mr Adam Kerr, Calum
Hopkins, Kris Kinahan, Danny
Howarth, Sir Gerald Kinnock, Stephen
Howell, John Kyle, Peter
Howlett, Ben Lammy, rh Mr David
Huddleston, Nigel Lavery, Ian
Hunt, rh Mr Jeremy Law, Chris
Hurd, Mr Nick Leslie, Chris
Jackson, Mr Stewart Lewell-Buck, Mrs Emma
James, Margot Lewis, Clive
Javid, rh Sajid Lewis, Mr Ivan
Jayawardena, Mr Ranil Long Bailey, Rebecca
Jenkin, Mr Bernard Lucas, Caroline
Jenkyns, Andrea Lucas, Ian C.
Jenrick, Robert MacNeil, Mr Angus Brendan
Johnson, Boris Mactaggart, rh Fiona
Johnson, Gareth Madders, Justin
Johnson, Joseph Mahmood, Mr Khalid
Jones, Andrew Mahmood, Shabana
Jones, rh Mr David Malhotra, Seema
Jones, Mr Marcus Mann, John
Kennedy, Seema Marris, Rob
Knight, rh Sir Greg Marsden, Mr Gordon
Knight, Julian Maskell, Rachael
Kwarteng, Kwasi Mc Nally, John
Lancaster, Mark McCabe, Steve
Latham, Pauline McCaig, Callum
Lee, Dr Phillip McCarthy, Kerry
Lefroy, Jeremy McCartney, Jason
Leslie, Charlotte McDonagh, Siobhain
Letwin, rh Mr Oliver McDonald, Andy
Lewis, Brandon McDonald, Stewart Malcolm
Liddell-Grainger, Mr Ian McDonald, Stuart C.
Lidington, rh Mr David McDonnell, Dr Alasdair
Lopresti, Jack McFadden, rh Mr Pat
Lord, Jonathan McGarry, Natalie
Loughton, Tim McGinn, Conor
Lumley, Karen McGovern, Alison
Mackinlay, Craig McInnes, Liz
Mackintosh, David McKinnell, Catherine
Main, Mrs Anne McLaughlin, Anne
Mak, Mr Alan McMahon, Jim
Malthouse, Kit McPartland, Stephen
Mann, Scott Meale, Sir Alan
Mathias, Dr Tania Mearns, Ian
May, rh Mrs Theresa Miliband, rh Edward
Maynard, Paul Monaghan, Carol
McCartney, Karl Monaghan, Dr Paul
McLoughlin, rh Mr Patrick Morden, Jessica
Menzies, Mark Morris, Grahame M.
Merriman, Huw Mulholland, Greg
Metcalfe, Stephen Mullin, Roger
Miller, rh Mrs Maria Murray, Ian
Milling, Amanda Nandy, Lisa
Mills, Nigel Newlands, Gavin
Milton, rh Anne Nicolson, John
Mitchell, rh Mr Andrew O’Hara, Brendan
Mordaunt, Penny Onn, Melanie
Morgan, rh Nicky Onwurah, Chi
Morris, Anne Marie Osamor, Kate
Morris, David Oswald, Kirsten
Morris, James Paisley, Ian
Morton, Wendy Paterson, Steven
Mowat, David Pearce, Teresa
Mundell, rh David Pennycook, Matthew
Murray, Mrs Sheryll Perkins, Toby
Murrison, Dr Andrew Phillips, Jess
Neill, Robert Powell, Lucy
Nokes, Caroline Pugh, John
Norman, Jesse Qureshi, Yasmin
Nuttall, Mr David Rayner, Angela
Offord, Dr Matthew Reed, Mr Jamie
Opperman, Guy Reed, Mr Steve
Osborne, rh Mr George Rees, Christina
Patel, rh Priti Reeves, Rachel
Paterson, rh Mr Owen Reynolds, Emma
Pawsey, Mark Reynolds, Jonathan
Penning, rh Mike Rimmer, Marie
Penrose, John Ritchie, Ms Margaret
Percy, Andrew Robertson, rh Angus
Perry, Claire Robinson, Gavin
Phillips, Stephen Robinson, Mr Geoffrey
Philp, Chris Rotheram, Steve
Pickles, rh Sir Eric Ryan, rh Joan
Pincher, Christopher Saville Roberts, Liz
Poulter, Dr Daniel Shah, Naz
Prentis, Victoria Sharma, Mr Virendra
Prisk, Mr Mark Sheerman, Mr Barry
Pritchard, Mark Sheppard, Tommy
Pursglove, Tom Sherriff, Paula
Quin, Jeremy Shuker, Mr Gavin
Quince, Will Siddiq, Tulip
Raab, Mr Dominic Simpson, David
Redwood, rh John Skinner, Mr Dennis
Rees-Mogg, Mr Jacob Slaughter, Andy
Robertson, Mr Laurence Smith, rh Mr Andrew
Robinson, Mary Smith, Cat
Rosindell, Andrew Smith, Jeff
Rudd, rh Amber Smith, Owen
Rutley, David Smyth, Karin
Sandbach, Antoinette Spellar, rh Mr John
Scully, Paul Starmer, Keir
Selous, Andrew Stephens, Chris
Shapps, rh Grant Stevens, Jo
Sharma, Alok Streeting, Wes
Shelbrooke, Alec Stringer, Graham
Simpson, rh Mr Keith Stuart, rh Ms Gisela
Skidmore, Chris Tami, Mark
Smith, Chloe Thewliss, Alison
Smith, Henry Thomas, Mr Gareth
Smith, Julian Thomas-Symonds, Nick
Smith, Royston Thompson, Owen
Soames, rh Sir Nicholas Thornberry, Emily
Solloway, Amanda Timms, rh Stephen
Soubry, rh Anna Trickett, Jon
Spelman, rh Mrs Caroline Turley, Anna
Spencer, Mark Turner, Karl
Stephenson, Andrew Twigg, Derek
Stevenson, John Twigg, Stephen
Stewart, Iain Umunna, Mr Chuka
Stewart, Rory Vaz, rh Keith
Stride, Mel Vaz, Valerie
Stuart, Graham Weir, Mike
Sturdy, Julian West, Catherine
Sunak, Rishi Whiteford, Dr Eilidh
Swayne, rh Mr Desmond Whitehead, Dr Alan
Swire, rh Mr Hugo Whitford, Dr Philippa
Syms, Mr Robert Williams, Hywel
Thomas, Derek Williams, Mr Mark
Throup, Maggie Wilson, Corri
Timpson, Edward Wilson, Sammy
Tolhurst, Kelly Winnick, Mr David
Tomlinson, Justin Winterton, rh Dame Rosie
Tomlinson, Michael Wishart, Pete
Tracey, Craig Wright, Mr Iain
Tredinnick, David Zeichner, Daniel
Trevelyan, Mrs Anne-Marie
Truss, rh Elizabeth Holly Lynch
Tugendhat, Tom Sue Hayman
Turner, Mr Andrew
Tyrie, rh Mr Andrew
Vaizey, Mr Edward
Vara, Mr Shailesh
Vickers, Martin
Villiers, rh Mrs Theresa
Walker, Mr Charles
Walker, Mr Robin
Warburton, David
Warman, Matt
Watkinson, Dame Angela
Wharton, James
Whately, Helen
White, Chris
Whittaker, Craig
Whittingdale, rh Mr John
Wiggin, Bill
Williams, Craig
Williamson, rh Gavin
Wollaston, Dr Sarah
Wood, Mike
Wragg, William
Wright, rh Jeremy
Zahawi, Nadhim
Simon Kirby
Sarah Newton

 

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  8 Responses to “ESA Cut:its not over #NoESACut”

  1. Thanks Bob. I am not in the wrag group but am terrified at my upcoming change from dla to pip. Friends have told me they are recieving esa claim forms, even though they have have been told they will never be able to work again. This as far as I know is a recent move by the dwp. The Government has passed the bill that will take £30 away from severely disabled people. This is more than disgusting, downright evil.

    Take them the full way Bob. I will find a way to give more to the dpac every month. These evil people have to be stopped.time, JC questioned the pig lover and

  2. It’s ironic that there has been such a clamour to ‘modernise’ the House of Lords, when it is these unelected politicians that we are relying on to continue the fight on our behalf to get rid of this vicious attack on those in the WRAG; thirty pounds a week is a lot to lose for somebody on £30,000 a year, so it’s almost impossible to imagine the calamatous impact it will have on people on £5000 annually.The 11.3 million who voted for the Toxic Tories in the 2015 General Election were very happy to vote for £12 billions of further welfare cuts as they were voting for other people’s incomes to be reduced not their own. The ESA WRAG needs to be abolished altogether as, in addition to this £30 weekly cut being inroduced, those in the WRAG (who have worked and paid income tax all their lives) and have £16000+ savings lose their entire ESA WRAG benefit after they’ve been on it for 12 months. I would like Jeremy Corbyn to make a pre-election commitment to not only abolish the WCA, but to proceed with his intentions to have a guaranteed universal income that is clearly financed so that the Toxics can not rip it apart; we know they will continue their pretence that they and their long-term economic plan demonstrate their so-called economic competence, and we have to be ready to blow this myth apart!

  3. All them mps who voted yes YOU WILL HAVE BLOOD ON YOUR HANDS It nojoke being disabled
    and having to live on the pittance I get without Killing me

  4. its just another plan by the tories to cull the stock through denial of benefits its diabolical that they can and do get away with these cuts to the poor yet the lords how will they vote it doesnt matter the tories will steam roller it through without much of a ado jeff3

    • The Tories will want to try to steamroller it through, but it may not be that straightforward for them. Ways of preventing it are being worked on – and even if it does go to law, we’ll fight it in the courts, this is really not over by any means

  5. It’s great to that my MP voted against the cut, thank you John PUGH MP Southport.

  6. Disappointing but unsurprising to note that my MP (Bellingham) voted on the wrong side.

  7. all of you 200 that voted in favour of this if your in my area whereby you count on my vote i shall vote against you to whatever party appears the strongest except if it is the conservative party they have a instant no vote

    hope you lose big in the local election it is a taste of things to come and will be to late to say we made a mistake

    you also wont need atos and that making people lifes misery whatever you do if this goes through, though keep them there as there just as incompetent as duncan smith and cronies,

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