Setting out a number of options for cutting costs, the document reads: "We need to resolve underlying trend on asylum support... On asylum support this will involve, for example, continuing recent tightening of entitlement to support, removing minors before they reach the age of 17..."....
Two amendments were tabled on Wednesday abandoning plans to remove entitlements involving highly emotive cases in the hope of heading off defeat in the House of Lords next week.
Clause 52 of the welfare reform bill aims to remove contributory entitlement from profoundly disabled children.
"The consequence of this review has been to remove any entitlement to annual incentive from the calculation of any compensation that might be payable on termination of employment by the company without notice or cause".
Then, of course, institutionally speaking, it's very hard to remove an entitlement once it is offered.
Chris Keates, general secretary of the union, said: "The extent of the secretary of state's decision to remove the entitlement of children and young people to be taught by a qualified teacher can now be seen.
However there was no pledge from Clegg to protect future NHS pensions, only not to "remove a penny from entitlements" already built up.
As a provision of the Contract with America, the law was symbolic of the new Republican majority's goal to remove some of the entitlements enjoyed by Congress.
On the issue of DLA entitlement in care homes, the committee says: "We consider that the proposal to remove the mobility component from people in residential care should not go ahead.
He sought to remove collective bargaining rights from the unions and to cut workers' health benefits and pension entitlements.
The hardline Republican governor, Scott Walker, has pledged to remove collective bargaining rights from public sector unions and cut local government workers' health benefits and pension entitlements.
