Northern Ireland Benefit Cap Information Booklet
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Welfare Reform 'benefits cap' taking average of £47-a-week from largely single-parent families - Belfast Live
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Northern Ireland Benefit Cap Information Booklet
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The welfare cap
The Welfare Supplementary Payment (Benefit Cap) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2016 - Draft Explanatory Memorandum
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