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What is the government doing?
The government has expressed concerns about the rising number of people claiming disability benefits, including children. They are exploring reforms to the welfare system, focusing on early intervention and support to help people manage conditions and, where possible, reduce reliance on benefits. This aims to ensure the system is sustainable and targeted effectively.
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