Rejected petition Make the Senedd take on the Universal Credit top-up and make it permanent

The UK government last week ended the Universal Credit uplift of £20 a week, in a time of inflation, with rising food, fuel and energy costs.

I call on the Senedd to match funding to ensure the uplift in Universal Credit continues in Wales.

Why was this petition rejected?

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Date submitted 11 October 2021
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