Shelter

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Shelter advocates for expansion of Housing Benefit Ideological C — single source

When: 2010 → ongoing

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Mairi Macrae held position Shelter Institutional C — single source

When: unknown → ongoing

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Shelter —advocates for expansion of→ Housing Benefit —proposes spending cuts to→ Conservative Party

Chain = inference weakest hop: C — single source 2 hops

Shelter —advocates for expansion of→ Housing Benefit —operates via rates set by→ Local Housing Allowance

Chain = inference weakest hop: C — single source 2 hops

Shelter —advocates for expansion of→ Housing Benefit —administers→ Department for Work and Pensions

Chain = inference weakest hop: C — single source 2 hops

Shelter —advocates for expansion of→ Housing Benefit —proposes spending cuts to→ Conservative Party —held position→ Kemi Badenoch