her conclusions are supported by organizations mike mind and mencap and others, this is what they think we should be doing. they believe that segregated employment that was started in the after math of the second world war is not the best way to promote the interests of disabled people in this country. >> thank you mr. speaker, last weekend the deputy prime minister talked about the need for tycoon tax. does he say that it's okay for people that only pay 15% of their income such as ken livingston. >> i quote from an interview that mr. living ton said this weekend. i get loads of money from different sources and i give it to an accountant and they manage it. that is modern socialism for you. >> rosie cooper. >> thank you, mr. speaker. in september 2010, i raised with the prime minister the case of a part bill college in my constituentsy that lost four million pounds following the closing of the regional development agency, i ask for a hand up not a hand out for the young people in my constituentsy. last week the college was opened but -- >> we will leave the prime minister's questions to

we did ask the chief executive to look at this issue, and the outcome she proposed is supported by mencap, disability wales, center for deaf and blind and the center for mental health. and the point is this, government funding allows for half a billion pounds over five years, but even that isn't enough to keep those fact ris open, and the reason for that is access to work rewards are around 2,900 pounds per disabled. so if aim of policy is to use the money that we have to support disabled people into work, you can understand why the review came to the decision it did. >> gavin williamson. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the last few weeks have seen the start of the 350 million pound construction of land rover's new -- does my right honorable friend agree this is a sign of growing confidence and belief in british manufacturing which is in stark contrast tothe destruction -- [inaudible] >> well, i think my honorable friend makes an important point. the jaguar/land rover news is excellent news for british manufacturing and for british car making. and the good news is that what's happening in the

we did ask the chief executive to look at this issue, and the outcome she proposed is supported by mencap, disability wales, center for deaf and blind and the center for mental health. and the point is this, government funding allows for half a billion pounds over five years, but even that isn't enough to keep those fact ris open, and the reason for that is access to work rewards are around 2,900 pounds per disabled. so if aim of policy is to use the money that we have to support disabled people into work, you can understand why the review came to the decision it did. >> gavin williamson. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the last few weeks have seen the start of the 350 million pound construction of land rover's new -- does my right honorable friend agree this is a sign of growing confidence and belief in british manufacturing which is in stark contrast to the destruction -- [inaudible] >> well, i think my honorable friend makes an important point. the jaguar/land rover news is excellent news for british manufacturing and for british car making. and the good news is that what's happening in the