On 15 March I provided the House with a statement setting out how the work my Department was undertaking to correct underpayments that oc

Members on both sides of the House have mentioned that, so I will answer my hon. Friend. I met the CAB the other day.

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I know those words are heartfelt, and I accept that apology. It took a long time for people to come forward.

Again, I thank the right hon. Gentleman for saying that. I want to reassure him.

We are bringing in a new benefit system. We have helped 1,000 people a day into work since 2010.

And this from the man who said there was no money left. But to be fair, he actually has some honour, because that was correct.

If people have fallen on hard times, we reach out to and support them. If that person is not getting the support, I ask the hon.

Madam Deputy Speaker, thank you for clearing that up—that we are discussing the Question as is on the Order Paper.

The answer is no, they will not be apologising.