The ‘cumulative impact’ problem in social welfare: some legal, policy and theoretical solutions

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Table 1. Equality Impact assessments for the Welfare Reform Act 2012

Benefit cap – equality impact assessment

Social sector housing under-occupation – equality impact assessment

Disability Living Allowance reform – equality impact assessment

Universal Credit – equality impact assessment

Single Fraud Investigation Service – equality impact assessment

Time-limiting contributory element of Employment and Support Allowance – equality impact assessment

‘Tell Us Once’ registration service – equality impact assessment

Fraud penalties and sanctions – equality impact assessment

Youth provisions in Employment and Support Allowance – equality impact assessment

Child maintenance (new scheme) – equality impact assessment

Entitlement to work as a condition for contributory benefits and statutory payments – equality impact assessment

Universal Credit budgeting advances – equality impact assessment

Social Fund localisation – equality impact assessment

Lone parent conditionality – equality impact assessment

Housing Benefit: CPI uprating of Local Housing Allowance – equality impact assessment

Consideration of revision before appeal – equality impact assessment

Conditionality, sanctions and hardship – equality impact assessment

Welfare Reform Bill 2011: equality impact assessments general introduction

Industrial injuries benefits simplification – equality impact assessment

Table 2. Equality impact assessments for the Welfare Reform Act 2012

Impact Assessment of Social Rent Reductions

Impact Assessment of the change in conditionality for responsible carers on Universal Credit

Impact Assessment of the Benefit rate freeze

Impact Assessment of Tax Credits and Universal Credit, changes to Child Element and Family Element

Impact Assessment for the benefit cap

Impact Assessment to remove the ESA Work-Related Activity Component and the UC Limited Capability for Work Element for new claims

Impact Assessment for Converting Support for Mortgage Interest (SMI) from a benefit into a Loan