Inspired by George Osborne:
Dear Her Majesty's Treasury,
I would like to know:
1. What definition does the Treasury use to determine whether someone has "made the lifestyle choice" to "sit on out-of-work benefits"?
2. Who is responsible for deciding whether or not someone has made the lifestyle choice to sit on out-of-work benefits?
3. How many people are currently "making the lifestyle choice to sit on out-of-work benefits"?
4. How long does the Treasury estimate it will take to ensure that the money will not be there to fund this "lifestyle choice"?
Yours faithfully,
Don Paskini
curry 3
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