Thread: UK Energy Prices
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Old 21-08-2022, 11:56   #950
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Re: The energy crisis
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Originally Posted by Chris View Post
This sounds like policy wonks doing what they’re paid to do and coming up with options for ministers to choose from. The fact it’s on the menu doesn’t mean it’s likely to be taken forward. The fact we’re reading about it is of more concern than the fact it’s been suggested. Civil servants should have freedom to brainstorm without half-formed ideas being leaked by indisciplined junior ministers and picked apart in the Press.
I agree. Surely, the simplest means of targeting direct financial help to the most in need is through Universal Credit.
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