Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has addressed the ongoing issue of compensation for WASPI women during Prime Minister's Questions. SNP MP Chris Law pressed Mr Sunak on the matter, asking: "Can the Prime Minister finally set out when the WASPI women will receive the compensation they rightly deserve? "
He emphasised the need for a careful review of the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman's report, which followed a five-year investigation and recommended payments ranging from £1,000 to £2,950. Mr Sunak added: "However, following the ombudsman's five-year investigation, it is imperative that we take the time to thoroughly review the comprehensive findings that have been published.
While some MPs support larger payouts, with one suggesting amounts over £10,000, Mr Sunak concluded by reaffirming the government's commitment to pensioners: "More broadly, we are committed to ensuring that pensioners have the dignity and security in retirement that they deserve. Most recently, we increased the state pension by £900 a year, thanks to the triple lock."
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