Fraud bill
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A serious and urgent legal challenge and judicial review to this new law in the courts by legal experts is clearly and urgently required in the public interest
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I agree all charities gone so quiet ive emailed a few asking will they be contesting this bill also mp and good law project god 8 million odd people no lawyer or smart person do something????
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I'm so sorry to hear this very sad news. Albus was a real support line to many in this community. He will be missed. RIP Albus.
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Face recognition cameras coming to every town and village. 4 mayor elections in certain towns delayed into 2028.
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What does this have to do with the fraud bill?
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SSo So scary there is a group that have taken 50 thousand cameras down around London hows your uc going all ok im worried about this fear bill from April
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Just saying how Labour are getting more Authoritian. None including in their manifesto like DIgital ID
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Should get 1st payment tomorrow, having it spilt into 2 payments
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Let's keep the discussion on the Fraud Bill. I've shared the link before but I'll share it again here
If you are unsure of anything, please just ask. It is easy to misinterpret these things and we don't want anyone worrying unnecessarily.
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Oh great yes same as me
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its confusing about fraud ect with benifits what they are acctually looking at. Are they saying that if they think we arr getting too much paid that we dont need to live/survive that they will reduce payments? I have read it but still not sure what they mean as they dont ever make these things black and white.
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@LazyLump they are focusing on those who are committing fraud by making false claims. It mentions overpayments which will refer to when someone's condition has changed and they haven't reported it, therefore leading to them being paid benefits they are not entitled to. It does not mean that they will take money away so you are unable to live.
This is an AI summary of what the DWP can do:
DWP Measures:
- DWP's investigation powers are modernised to address fraud more quickly.
- New powers allow DWP to control investigations into organised crime, including entry, search, and seizure.
- DWP can recover debts from individuals not on benefits or PAYE employment without a court order.
- The Eligibility Verification Measure requires financial institutions to provide data to identify incorrect benefit payments.
- The penalties regime is updated to apply administrative penalties to non-benefit payments and reserve Loss of Benefit for serious fraud cases.
I hope this helps put your mind at ease.
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It's people like that that fraud gang from Europe, last year who made false claims resulting in getting thousands of pounds. And people who say they are unable to move properly while being in a gym or paragliding etc seen on a fraud programme. Etc .
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we just go back to keeping money under the floorboards
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Oh i see. So the genuine are the sufferers because of theses selfish folk. What programme was this?
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yes thank you but honestly it would be so much less stressful being able to work thats for sure.
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Thank you
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I agree so much easier i hate this life thos isn't living and being in constant state of anxiety dont help the old noggin
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amen
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Im getting so paranoid about devices tv phone spying just done tv scan trying work out how to deactivate microphone on tv
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