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Uprating Of Basic State Pension

EDM number 1269 in 2008-09, proposed by Lindsay Hoyle on 01/04/2009.
Categorised under the topics of Economic situation and Pensions.

That this House welcomes the five per cent. increase in the basic state pension for 2009-10; believes that pensioners deserve extra support to help respond to the difficulties faced by the economic downturn; recognises that many pensioners rely on the interest on their savings for the additional income and due to interest rates reductions and a historically low interest rate they have lost out financially; expresses concern that the Government's economic projections show the retail prices index (RPI) as negative in September 2009 and that this figure is used to calculate the basic state pension increase for year 2010-11; notes with concern that in the light of a negative RPI change, the Government will use its discretion to the uprate in the basic state pension; and further believes that, given the impact of the downturn on pensioners, the Government should commit to a state pension uprate for 2010-11 of no less than that introduced for this financial year.

This motion has been signed by a total of 49 MPs, 2 of these signatures have been withdrawn.

MPDateConstituencyPartyType
Lindsay Hoyle01/04/2009ChorleyLabourProposed
David Crausby01/04/2009Bolton North EastLabourSeconded
Alan Meale01/04/2009MansfieldLabourSeconded
Jon Cruddas01/04/2009DagenhamLabourSeconded
Nigel Evans01/04/2009Ribble ValleyConservativeSeconded
Jim Dobbin01/04/2009Heywood and MiddletonLabourSeconded
Bill Etherington01/04/2009Sunderland NorthLabourSigned
Rudi Vis01/04/2009Finchley and Golders GreenLabourSigned
David Taylor02/04/2009North West LeicestershireLabourSigned
John Mason02/04/2009Glasgow EastScottish National PartySigned
John Hemming02/04/2009Birmingham, YardleyLiberal DemocratSigned
David Drew02/04/2009StroudLabourSigned
Ann Cryer02/04/2009KeighleyLabourSigned
Jeremy Corbyn02/04/2009Islington NorthLabourSigned
David Chaytor02/04/2009Bury NorthLabourSigned
Lynne Jones02/04/2009Birmingham, Selly OakLabourSigned
Kelvin Hopkins02/04/2009Luton NorthLabourSigned
Michael Connarty20/04/2009Linlithgow and East FalkirkLabourSigned
David Hamilton20/04/2009MidlothianLabourSigned
Mike Hancock20/04/2009Portsmouth SouthLiberal DemocratSigned
Robert Wareing20/04/2009Liverpool, West DerbyIndependentSigned
Betty Williams20/04/2009ConwyLabourSigned
Jim Devine20/04/2009LivingstonLabourSigned
John Leech21/04/2009Manchester, WithingtonLiberal DemocratSigned
Martin Caton21/04/2009GowerLabourSigned
Bob Laxton21/04/2009Derby NorthLabourSigned
Harry Cohen21/04/2009Leyton and WansteadLabourSigned
Eric Illsley22/04/2009Barnsley CentralLabourSigned
Chris McCafferty22/04/2009Calder ValleyLabourSigned
John McDonnell22/04/2009Hayes and HarlingtonLabourSigned
Richard Burden22/04/2009Birmingham, NorthfieldLabourSigned
Jeffrey M Donaldson22/04/2009Lagan ValleyDUPSigned
Mark Durkan22/04/2009FoyleSocial Democratic and Labour PartySigned
Philip Davies22/04/2009ShipleyConservativeSigned
Greg Pope23/04/2009HyndburnLabourSigned
Jim McGovern23/04/2009Dundee WestLabourSigned
Dai Davies23/04/2009Blaenau GwentIndependentSigned
Paul Keetch24/04/2009HerefordLiberal DemocratSigned
Michael Clapham24/04/2009Barnsley West and PenistoneLabourSigned
Marsha Singh27/04/2009Bradford WestLabourSigned
Neil Gerrard27/04/2009WalthamstowLabourSigned
Lady Hermon28/04/2009North DownUUPSigned
Linda Riordan29/04/2009HalifaxLabourSigned
Andy Reed30/04/2009LoughboroughLabourSigned
Brian Jenkins30/04/2009TamworthLabourSigned
Alan Simpson06/05/2009Nottingham SouthLabourSigned
Fabian Hamilton15/06/2009Leeds North EastLabourSigned
Ian GibsonUnknownWithdrawn
David WrightUnknownWithdrawn

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