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POST OFFICE CARD ACCOUNT (No. 3)

Early day motion 2449, tabled 10 November 2008 by Bob Spink (UKIP). Signed by 40 members.

That this House understands and values the special position that post offices hold in society; believes that the Post Office card account, which is used by four million people to collect pensions and benefits, is essential to the future of many post offices and that, according to the Treasury Select Committee, around 3,000 more post offices may close if the account is removed from them; and calls on the Government to make a decision to keep the card account with the Post Office as a matter of urgency.

Signatures by party: Liberal Democrat 16, Labour 14, DUP 3, Conservative 2, Independent 2, Social Democratic and Labour Party 2, UKIP 1.