The rollout of universal credit for the most vulnerable
people will take ‘as much time as it takes’, a minister in charge of welfare
reform has said. At a Local Government Association event, Lord David Freud
shrugged off criticism that the changes to UK benefits were behind schedule and
warned against implementing them in a ‘hurry’. He told an audience of
councillors, who had gathered to examine the local impact of welfare reform:
‘Frankly, why should we hurry with the most vulnerable? My own view is we
should take as much time as it takes to get these people safely into the new
system.’ Read more on Inside Housing.
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