United Kingdom · Motion · Early Day Motion
EDM 117
STUDENT ENTITLEMENT TO BENEFITS
Introduced
15 December 2000
Last action
15 December 2000 · Early Day Motion
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Sponsors
Joan Walley
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15 December 2000
Summary
That this House notes and welcomes the improvements made by the Government in student funding but acknowledged that there is more to be done, especially with the change of policy by the Benefits Agency and the DfEE on how payments are awarded on a 52 week basis, not on a 43 week academic period, to students who are entitled to income support and housing benefit.
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15 December 2000
Early Day Motion
That this House notes and welcomes the improvements made by the Government in student funding but acknowledged that there is more to be done, especially with the change of policy by the Benefits Agency and the DfEE on how payments are awarded on a 52 week basis, not on a 43 week academic period, to students who are entitled to income support and housing benefit.
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- Joan Walley · Labour · Primary sponsor
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- Official source: https://edm.parliament.uk/early-day-motions/19531
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- uk · edm-19531 · source updated 15 December 2000