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'It is a major undertaking that will take time to get right' Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall says she 'understands' why MPs want the results of a review into the Pip process published before cuts to Pip take effect

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Roadrunner11 months ago

This level of incompetence would have her sacked from a senior position in the private sector.

Rich11 months ago

Ed Miliband - I'm the craziest Labour MP ever! Liz Kendall - Hold my bottle.

F1 supporter (Pre Netfix/F1xed)11 months ago

Will take time to get right?? Is that why they are trying to force it through in 8 days. Disabled people/charities are allowed a few hours to debate something that’s already voted into law???🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️

Keith11 months ago

@itvnews SO you could try taking your time instead of trying to force this through without proper scrutiny? But you know it just won't stand up! #TakingThePIP

Hollyspice11 months ago

She’s doesn’t realise for a second the amount if money DWP will spend fighting MR and tribunals. We will also challenge in ECHR. She’s just nasty and can’t stand disabled people. Disabled hate is just as bad as racism- no departing the two #TakingThePIP #WelfareReformBill

AAZ Q11 months ago

She’s making it up as she goes along 🙄 #TakingThePIP

wk11 months ago

You know, I lived through the Thatcher era ... bringing up 2 youngsters on my own whilst battling against all her obstacles designed to keep the poor poor. I presumed I'd never encounter such a cold, deliberately indifferent politician again - and then along came Liz Kendall.

James Curran11 months ago

Imagine this is the pinnacle of your political career and life . To be Liz Kendall just now . Christ !

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