United Kingdom · Report · Written statement
UIN HCWS1251
Universal Credit Entitlement for Offenders Detained in Hospital
Introduced
19 January 2026
Last action
19 January 2026 · Written statement
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Commons
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19 January 2026
Summary
Our welfare system, through benefits like Universal Credit, provides a crucial safety net to millions of people across this country but it cannot be right, that individuals who have been convicted of serious crimes, continue to receive substantial support...
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19 January 2026
Written statement
Our welfare system, through benefits like Universal Credit, provides a crucial safety net to millions of people across this country but it cannot be right, that individuals who have been convicted of serious crimes, continue to receive substantial support...
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- Official source: https://questions-statements.parliament.uk/written-statements/detail/2026-01-19/HCWS1251
- Open data entity: https://questions-statements-api.parliament.uk/api/writtenstatements/statements/1872560
- uk · ws-1872560 · source updated 19 January 2026