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"Rachel Reeves Fast-Tracks Benefits Crackdown and Calls Time on Jobless Britain."

Firstly, she isn't fast-tracking anything. It was already announced last year that a Green Paper on this issue would be launched in the spring, so absolutely nothing has changed. We’re not being told anything we didn’t already know, and certainly nothing is being “fast-tracked.” This seems to be part of Labour’s briefing strategy: releasing a couple of articles each week from a minister claiming how much they’ll cut sickness and disability expenses. No concrete plans exist yet, but it creates the impression that something is being done, regardless of the distress it causes to large numbers of people. In reality, it all just seems like a load of hot air from Labour, designed to make them look like they’re tackling the issue seriously and to be seen to be doing something, when in fact very little is actually changing.

The Green Paper will run for at least 12 weeks, followed by several weeks or months for the government to respond to the consultation. After this, the government typically takes its time to draft and publish a White Paper, which presents detailed policy proposals based on the feedback. The White Paper may then undergo further consultation, followed by any necessary revisions. Once finalised, the government will introduce the formal draft legislation. Afterward, the bill will go through the first and second readings, committee stage, report stage, and third reading in both the House of Commons and the House of Lords. Any amendments will be considered before the bill receives royal assent and moves to implementation—none of which will happen by Easter.

(Similar train of thought for both starmer and Kendall)

Internal Labour coup can’t come soon enough

Disabled community need to make clear that any Labour mp that supports this madness from their leader and ministers will lose the disabled vote and risk their seat next GE (see if individual labour mp job survival instincts kick in)

Her interview with the Sun and Sky are just proving how cruel she will be 
As a disabled person, I am terrified 

I read the article on the Sun and it specifically mentioned bad nerves and anxiety being targets. 

No compassion ,no feelings ,they are inhumane .

Punish us for their mistakes & point the finger that we are a distain on society .

Shame on the lot of them !!!!

Mental illnesses can be severely and dangerously unpredictable. Taking so many people out of their comfort zones and forcing them into environments they are unfamiliar with and uncomfortable in will have horrendous consequences. 

My letters from specialist psychiatrist consultants, GP, and psychologists clearly state my behaviour when around people I'm uncomfortable to be near can be unpredictable and dangerous to myself and to other people. Will they all just be ignored as if they are wrong . 

I'd love them to also explain how people can function in work when dosed up on enough medication to knock out a horse.

How many people have injured or worse killed people because their mental illnesses have been dealt with wrong or ignored?? People who should never have been able to walk the streets.. Yet these stupid fools in government want to unleash more unstable people into the streets and workplace pretending none of their illnesses are bad anymore.

We are all suddenly healed because they say so.

 Once again they'll also hide the number of suicides caused by their inhumane plans.

Our suffering will just go ignored while the hate campaigns continue getting people on side.