Peter Aldous speaks in the Third Reading debate of the Finance (No.2) Bill to raise concerns about the abolition of multiple dwellings relief for stamp duty land tax and calls on the Government to retain the relief for transactions of six or more dwellings, as this would ensure significantly more rental homes are built in places like Lowestoft than if the relief were completely abolished.

Peter Aldous, co-chair of the all-party parliamentary group on state pension inequality for women, praises the work of the Ombudsman and speaks in support of a motion calling on the Government to deliver prompt compensation to women born in the 1950s who had their State Pension age raised. He calls for action before the summer recess and for the Government to act at speed as was done with the furlough scheme in the pandemic.

Peter Aldous calls for a more targeted and fair approach to personal independence payments for those with fluctuating conditions, including scrapping the 20 metre and the 50% rules, and for assessments to be carried out by those qualified and with a full understanding of neurological conditions such as MS.