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  Assessment of Impact of Government Changes on Disabled People
  
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  @ MP voted aye for an assessment of the cumulative impact of the changes made by the Government that affect disabled people.
  @ MP voted no against an assessment of the cumulative impact of the changes made by the Government that affect disabled people.
  
  The majority of MPs voted against an assessment of the cumulative impact of the changes made by the Government that affect disabled people.
  
  The motion under consideration[1] was:
  
  :That this House 
  :believes that the Government should publish, by October 2013, a cumulative impact assessment of the changes made by the Government that affect disabled people.
  
  The vote was on if the above original words should be retained. An amended motion[2], replacing all the operative text from the original, was proposed reading:
  
  :That this House 
  :''welcomes'' the Governmentâs leadership in furthering the rights of disabled people; 
  :''recognises'' the UK as a world leader in disability rights; 
  :''notes'' that approximately Â£50 billion a year is spent on services for disabled people, including adult social services and including an investment of Â£3.8 billion in health and social care services in England to deliver more joined-up services to disabled people; 
  :''further notes'' the Â£350 million allocated by the Government for programmes and support for disabled people to move into and stay in work; and 
  :''acknowledges'' the Governmentâs collective determination to build upon the London 2012 Paralympic Games, and create a legacy which shines a light on the abilities and achievements of disabled people.
  
  * [1] [http://www.theyworkforyou.com/debates/?id=2013-07-10c.398.0#g398.2 Liam Byrne MP (Birmingham, Hodge Hill, Labour), House of Commons 10 July 2013]
  * [2] [http://www.theyworkforyou.com/debates/?id=2013-07-10c.398.0#g406.4 - Mark Hoban MP (Fareham, Conservative), House of Commons 10 July 2013]
  
  
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