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With The Right Support, A Child Growing Up In A Dysfunctional Household, Who Was Destined For A Lifetime On Benefits Could Be Put On An Entirely Different Track - One Which Sees Them Move Into Fulfilling And Sustainable Work. In Doing So, They Will Pull Themselves Out Of Poverty.

With Participation In Politics So Low At The Moment I Think Christians Should Ensure Their Views Are Represented At All Levels And Not Leave It To Others.

After Years Of Piecemeal Reform The Current Welfare System Is Complex And Unfair.

In Many Ways Scotland Will Benefit More Than Other Parts Of The Uk When Universal Credit Comes In. A Larger Percentage Of People Will See An Increase In Their Income Through Moving Into Work Or Taking On More Hours.

All Too Often, Government's Response To Social Breakdown Has Been A Classic Case Of 'patching' - A Case Of Handing Money Out, Containing Problems And Limiting The Damage But, In Doing So, Supporting - Even Reinforcing - Dysfunctional Behaviour.