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Yes but on the condition that beneficiaries provide basic services/work that improve the community they live in to be el…

There are too many people out there cheating the system at the expense of hard working tax payers. Unless you are medica…

You should Never be better off not working , but support should be there for those who need a top up to a basic wage .

Yes for the people who absolutely can’t work or live in less employable areas but not for people who have too many kids…

Yes, but you should be expected to work a certain amount of hours to gain this privilege. Families under limited circums…

I'm all for a safety net, but it depends on how much it would be. Those who currently take advantage of benefits systems…

Yes but it should be proportionate to income/ proof of inability to work required for those who receive the most money

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