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EFFECT OF BT BILL CHARGES ON VULNERABLE CUSTOMERS

Early day motion 1635, tabled 22 May 2008 by Julie Morgan (Labour). Signed by 155 members.

That this House notes BT's current policy of charging customers who choose not to pay their bills by direct debit an extra £18 per year; further notes that such charges often affect those on low incomes, the disabled, single parents and the elderly; suggests that collection costs should be evened out amongst all customers; and calls upon companies such as BT to practise social responsibility and to refrain from unfairly penalising vulnerable customers in this way.

Signatures by party: Labour 101, Liberal Democrat 36, Conservative 10, Plaid Cymru 2, Scottish National Party 2, DUP 1, Independent 1, Social Democratic and Labour Party 1, UKIP 1.