Campaigners claim minister attempting to undermine 'Holiday Hunger Bill'
Campaigners claim minister attempting to undermine 'Holiday Hunger Bill' Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Paul Givan has now proposed amendments which would give him discretion to decide when the payments would take effectByJohn CampbellEconomics and business editor, BBC…
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| Publication time | Mon, 12 Oct 2026 05:23:34 GMT |
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Campaigners claim minister attempting to undermine 'Holiday Hunger Bill' Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Paul Givan has now proposed amendments which would give him discretion to decide when the payments would take effectByJohn CampbellEconomics and business editor, BBC News NIPublished8 minutes agoCampaigners have accused the education minister of attempting to undermine a proposed Stormont law which would help poorer families with the cost of food.The Democratic Unionist Party's (DUP) Paul Givan has been consistently critical of the legislation which is being brought forward by Sinn Féin assembly member Danny Baker.Givan has warned it would immediately cost his department £20m a year at a time when it is already struggling to balance its budget.The Holiday Meals Payment Bill,…
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