Irish basic income trial scheme for creative workers Westminster meeting

1 release from 1 party, 9 November 2022.

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1. Hanna hosts Dublin Minister to promote support for arts workers

   • SDLP
   • 9 November 2022
   • Parliamentary or governmental update
   • Criticises the northern ireland executive, a minister or department
   • Contains a proposal

   SDLP MP Claire Hanna says she hosted Irish Culture Minister Catherine Martin at a Westminster meeting promoting a basic income trial for creative workers. She claims the scheme, covering 2,000 artists at €325 weekly for three years, shows Stormont has neglected arts funding.

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