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Benefits and tax credits consultation responses

Citizens Advice regularly responds to consultations using examples of CAB clients' problems. We use this evidence to campaign for changes in policies and services.

Welfare benefits is the second largest problem area for bureaux. Clients seek assistance with establishing eligibility, making benefit claims, chasing applications and appealing against decisions.

For our work on the Welfare Reform Bill: Parliamentary briefings


TitleDescriptionDate
Conditionality and Sanctions in the Welfare BillJoint briefing with Citizens Advice in response to the Welfare Reform Bill10-11-2011
Childcare and Universal CreditJoint briefing from Citizens Advice to the second reading the House of Lords09-11-2011
Localising support for council tax in EnglnadCitizens Advice response to Communities and Local Government Select Committee.27-10-2011
Inquiry into migration from IB to ESACitizens Advice response to the Work and Pensions Select Committee05-10-2011
Social Security Advisory Committee: Passported Benefits under Universal CreditCitizens Advice response to the Social Security Advisory Committee31-08-2011
Support with health costs under Universal Credit: discussion paper of potential challenges and solutionsCitizens Advice reponse to Social Security Advisory Committee12-08-2011
Passported benefits under universal creditCitizens Advice response to Social Security Advisory Committee.02-08-2011
Welfare reform - the localisation of council tax benefit and elements of the social fundCitizens Advice response to CLG.06-07-2011
A state pension for the 21st centuryCitizens Advice response to Department for Work and Pensions.27-06-2011
Proposed housing benefit amendment regulations 2011Citizens Advice response to Social Security Advisory Committee.21-06-2011

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