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Found: following documents relating to a meeting between the Cabinet Secretary for Social Justice and Sir Stephen Timms

Found: Cabinet Secretary for Social Justice MEETING WITH SIR STEPHEN TIMMS MP, MINISTER OF STATE FOR SOCIAL

<p>Thank you very much, Mark Isherwood, and thank you for raising these issues in the Chamber this afternoon. Of course, I will take these issues back to raise them with the UK Government. Sir Stephen Timms—I met with him in the summer, because he is the Minister responsible for disabled people, and indeed the wider benefits such as universal credit and disabled people's benefits. What was very important is that Sir Stephen Timms met with disabled people, people who form part of our disability equality forum and disability rights taskforce. He met with them, not with myself there, so that they could raise their clients' concerns and issues about the review he is now undertaking in terms of personal independent payments. Then, I met with him shortly afterwards with also disabled people themselves and disabled people's organisations. I think it's important that we put this on record today, that he said that the review would not be based on making cuts to personal independence payments. He would be looking openly and wanting to engage, as we asked him, with Wales, because of our experience of co-production of our disabled people's rights plan. I hope that gives you some assurance in terms of us influencing UK Government. Also, I am very proud, as you know, that for many years we've employed disabled people's employment champions, who work with employers throughout Wales. Thank you for raising the issues about the Work and Health Programme referrals to DWP. I will take that up and be able to report back to the Senedd on the outcome of my discussions and outreach to the UK Government.</p>