Liberal Democrats, (UK)
The Liberal Democratic stance on Welfare Reform is one of extensive change. The party has always been associated with efforts to impede long-standing, worn out policies that, in the Lib-Dem’s perception, sustain old guard ideas that are not progressive enough. The Liberal Democrat’s President is Charles Kennedy. Kennedy has a history of extensive involvement in issues relating to the welfare state. He has worked as spokesman for the SDP-Liberal Alliance, now the Liberal Democrats and also served in the mid eighties in the All-Party Select Committee on Health and Social Services. (1) In Britain the word welfare encompasses a whole range of social services performed by the government. However, specifically for this election, the focus is on three prominent themes: pensions, families with children, and the unemployed. All three major parties have plans developed
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Approximate Word count = 584
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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