BENEFIT CHEATS - REPORTING BENEFIT FRAUD

Non-Indigenous Peers caught with their hands in the till.

Lord Paul, Baroness Udin and Lord Bhatia.
Two Labour Peers and a Cross-bencher (will support any party that can make him money)
What do you expect from people who have no native ties to the country that, though unlawful, were given positions of power over the Indigenous Population ?

"Baroness Uddin, a Labour peer and the first Muslim woman to be appointed to the upper house, is set to be suspended from the Lords for between a year and 18 months, and has agreed to pay back £125,000 in wrongly claimed expenses.

Lord Paul, another Labour peer and a major party donor, has been recommended for a suspension of between four and six months and has agreed to pay back £40,000.

Lord Bhatia, who sits as a cross-bencher but has also donated money to Labour, faces a ban of between six and 12 months and is to repay voluntarily £27,000."

So it's not surprising they were stealing from us, they would still be theiving from us now except they were caught.

Read the full article here - http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/mps-expenses/8068821/Expenses-scandal-three-face-suspension-from-House-of-Lords.html

and then think of this - "I, A.B., . And I do declare that no foreign prince, person, prelate, state or potentate hath or ought to have any jurisdiction, power, superiority, pre-eminence or authority, ecclesiastical or spiritual, within this realm. So help me God." 1689 English Bill Of Rights

Why do you think that our forfathers drafted and passed into Law OUR RIGHTS ?

These are OUR RIGHTS, they cannot take them away nor deny us them, though they are trying to.

We are being ruled by a bunch of Traitors, Gangsters, Thieves and Perverts, they are all at it and it's about time Britain said ENOUGH IS ENOUGH.

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"Benefit fraud cost the country around £900 million in 2008-09. If you think someone is committing benefit fraud, find out how you can report them and stop them taking money from the people who need it most."

What is benefit fraud?

Benefit fraud is when someone is dishonest in order to receive benefit or knowingly fails to report a change in their circumstances. This includes people who:

• do not report they are now living with a partner or that their partner has started work
  
• do not report they are receiving other benefits
  
• do not declare their savings or do not declare the right amount of savings
  
• are claiming for children who have left home
  
• do not report they have started work, or started to earn money
  
• do not report they have inherited money
• do not report they are going abroad, living abroad, or have changed address

How you can report benefit fraud

There are three ways you can report benefit fraud:
Online

Complete an online form on the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) website.


By telephone

Call the National Benefit Fraud Hotline (NFBH) on 0800 854 440. Lines are open between 7.00 am and 11.00 pm, seven days a week. It is free and confidential.

If you have speech or hearing problems you can use a text phone service on 0800 328 0512.

The Welsh National Benefit Fraud Hotline on 0800 6783722 is open from 8.00 am to 6.00 pm, Monday to Friday (an out-of-hours messaging service operates from 7.00 am to 8.00 am and 6.00 pm to 11.00 pm weekdays and from 7.00 am to 11.00 pm at weekends).
By post

If you would prefer to make your report in writing, you can send information to:

NBFH, PO Box 224, Preston, PR1 1GP

All reports of benefit fraud are treated in the strictest confidence.
You can make an anonymous report

Whether you use the online reporting form, call the hotline, or write a letter, you can choose not to give your contact details if you prefer.

It helps if you do provide your details because DWP can get back to you with any questions if this is necessary.

What information to provide

The law says that there has to be a good reason for investigating someone for benefit fraud - so you will need to give as much of the following information as possible:

• the name and address of the person you are reporting and their partner, if they have one
• a description of the person
• the type of benefit theft you think they are committing and why you suspect them
• information about their employer, if you think they are working
• information about their vehicle, if they have one

What happens after you report someone

The Fraud Investigation Service will look at the information you give. If you have given enough information, they will check the person's benefit claim.

The investigation might take some time, and the Fraud Investigation Service aren't allowed to tell you the outcome.

Sometimes no action is taken. It might be that the person has declared the change in their circumstances and their benefit is not affected by it.

The Fraud Investigation Service will only take action if they find the person has been committing benefit fraud. Action can include removing a person's benefits and taking them to court.

Find out more about the Department for Work and Pensions ‘Targeting benefit thieves’ campaign by using the link below.

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It's different when those in real need try and get a little more out of the Benefits System , the Law comes down like a ton of bricks, but when those in positions of power abuse their positions for massive financial gain nothing happens. it's ok for them to just pay the money back and go on an extended fully paid holiday until the proles forget.

GET THEM ALL IN COURT WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO FIND THEM GUILTY AND THEN A MINIMUM SENTENCE OF 5 YRS, AND IN A REAL PRISON RATHER THAN THE HOLIDAY CAMPS THAT ARE BUILT TO IMPRISON (HOUSE) THE WEALTHY OR THOSE WHO LORD IT OVER US.