Labour's Fraud, Error and Debt DWP reforms

As someone in receipt of ESA (income related) and PIP (no other income) for anxiety and depression, Labour's Fraud, Error and Debt Bill is causing me considerable anxiety.
I sometimes purchase commodities via online transactions, and there are times when I pay into my account money that I have previously withdrawn from my benefits that have been paid into my bank account, as I sometimes don't end up spending what I intended to.
Amounts I have put back into my account have ranged between £20 and £200, although my account balance has never risen beyond £800 during my time on benefits.
The combination of online purchases, and putting (my own) money back into my account has rendered me fearful that I may become one of those who fall under the surveillance of Labour's plan to check bank accounts of benefit claimants.
Can anyone allay my fears?
Kind regards.
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Thank you, Nightcity, I am extremely grateful for your perspective regarding my post.
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Heya @Shaun_71 as Nightcity has said, you don't need to worry, nothing happens to your benefits unless you go over £6k in savings and then they just reduce the benefits, you don't lose everything. 😊
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Hi, Albus_Scope
Thank you for your support and affirmation regarding my post.
Kind regards.
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