Your task is to predict the verdict of a claim based on the provided question-answer pair evidence. The possible labels are: 'Supported', 'Refuted', 'Not Enough Evidence', 'Conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking'. Justify your answer using the provided evidence and select the correct label.

Claim: Iain Duncan Smith gets free transport as a financial benefit for being an MP in the UK House of Commons.

Q1: Can MP's Claim travel expenses?
A1: 9.1 Travel and Subsistence claims may be made for the costs of travel, and travel-related
subsistence incurred by MP or others, which are in support of the MP's parliamentary
functions.

Q2: What types of travel expenses can be claimed by MP's?
A2: 9.2 MPs may claim for travel by public transport, private transport, taxis and hire cars.

Q3: Is there a limit on what MP's can claim for Public transport travel costs?
A3: 9.13 For journeys by public transport, MPs may buy a ticket of any class but (except where
paragraph 9.14 applies) reimbursement will be limited to the rate of an economy class ticket
available at the time of booking. In the case of air travel, ‘economy’ includes ‘flexible
economy’.

9.14 For journeys made by rail, reimbursement will be limited to the rate of an ‘anytime standard
open’ ticket for the journey prevalent at the time of the claim.

9.15 MPs travelling on sleeper train services are additionally entitled to claim for a sleeper
supplement for a single occupancy berth.

9.16 Where an MP obtains a railcard or season ticket which allows savings to be made on future
purchases of rail tickets, reimbursement of the cost of the railcard may be claimed.

Q4: Is there a limit on what MP's can claim for Private transport travel costs?
A4: 9.17 Private cars, motorcycles or bicycles may be used as an alternative to public transport. An MP
undertaking a journey by private transport will be reimbursed in accordance with the rates set
by Parliament and administered by HMRC. If the rates change during the year, IPSA will
reimburse claims according to the new rates from the date at which they take effect.

9.18 MPs using private transport may claim reimbursement of the costs of parking charges,
congestion and ultra-low emission zone charging and road tolls. Penalty charges or additional
charges for late payment, or civil charges for traffic, parking or other violations, will not be
reimbursed.

Q5: Is there a limit on what MP's can claim for Taxi travel costs?
A5: 9.19 Taxi fares will only be reimbursed when a journey by taxi is necessary because:
a. no other reasonable method of transport is available for all or part of the journey; or
b. alternative methods of transport are impracticable due to pregnancy, disability, illness
or injury of the MP or staff member; or
c. MPs have been working on parliamentary business after 10pm, as set out in paragraph
9.33.

9.20 When submitting claims for taxi journeys MPs must include a note on the reasons for taking a
taxi rather than using public transport.

Q6: Is there a limit on what MP's can claim for Hire car travel costs?
A6: 9.21 Hire cars may be used where there is no reasonable alternative. MPs may claim for the cost of
hiring the vehicle, of any fuel used, and insurance purchased.
user
justification: The answers show that, to a degree, MPs do get subsidized or reimbursed transport for being an MP. 

verdict: 'Supported'
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