The idea appears to be to downplay any condition which does not directly affect mobility as in effect an 'everyday problem', mental health culture gone too far, etc.  etc.

It's proposed to offer 'treatments' in place of financial support. Although of course there is little provision remaining for any such thing these days. In effect, the changes would mean no support for most people in reality.

There is a lot of rhetoric here though, as well, aimed at what the Government perceives to be its voter base. Cutting welfare is what they think their supporters want to hear. 

However, to judge from the local election results, nobody is really listening. 

I wonder why?

Pegg said:

However, to judge from the local election results, nobody is really listening. 

I wonder why?

I'm so glad you stayed here (so far) Pegg

Pegg said:

However, to judge from the local election results, nobody is really listening. 

I wonder why?

I'm so glad you stayed here (so far) Pegg