More, reform the system so that it supplements, rather than replaces, a working income

People involved in the benefit system are often disadvantaged and unable to work the hours needed to benefit from this type of reform. For example, single parents or homeless people who may be suffering depression, anxiety over the cost of living and addiction issues may not be in the right mental state to work regular hours or, indeed, any hours at all. People on benefits are often the most disadvantaged and stigmatised in society, and it is the government's responsibility to provide them more accessible aid rather than attempt to save costs by making the benefit system less adept to accommodate thier basic human needs.