PARLIAMENTARY DEBATE
Treasury - 31 January 2019 (Commons/Written Corrections)
Debate Detail
Contributions from Sir Mel Stride, are highlighted with a yellow border.
The following is an extract from a debate on Taxation of Low-income Families in Westminster Hall on 16 January 2019.
Mel Stride
The Financial Secretary to the Treasury
The Conservative party introduced the national living wage. We should be enormously proud of that fact. It goes up by 4.9% in April, so those in full-time employment will take home £2,750 more than they did in 2010.
[Official Report, 16 January 2019, Vol. 652, c. 398WH.]
Letter of correction from Mel Stride:
An error has been identified in my response to this debate.
The correct wording should have been:
[Official Report, 16 January 2019, Vol. 652, c. 398WH.]
Letter of correction from Mel Stride:
An error has been identified in my response to this debate.
The correct wording should have been:
Mel Stride
The Conservative party introduced the national living wage. We should be enormously proud of that fact. It goes up by 4.9% in April, so those in full-time employment will take home £2,750 more than they did in 2016.
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