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“That’s why we ask for clarity over the scope of the new changes to make sure more people actually get a boost,” Greens finance spokesman Christine Milne told the press briefing.

“These changes would impact people in all areas of the economy, including on those who are already struggling and those who do not have enough to live on because they’re working.”

SDP spokeswoman Kristian Thulesen added: “The fact is, what we should be doing is trying to take advantage of people’s natural skills and talent by providing them with some financial stability.”

The Labour Party’s finance spokesman Mike Parry said: “It makes no sense that low-skill, low-income families are going to be left worse off under the Conservatives’ welfare cuts than we were.”

Greens welfare spokeswoman Lisa Murray said the “greed-fueled austerity” in the UK and European Union was putting pressure on social safety nets.

“And they are taking that pressure in these cuts to other parts of society and that’s an incredibly damaging thing,” she added.

“It’s wrong of the Conservatives to be making this sort of attack on low and middle earners and working families.”

SDP finance spokesperson Christine Milne told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme the Tories were “doing a double-dip” by putting in place new welfare policies and putting the “people who need it” in “frail jobs”.

“They think that people are lazy and they don’t care about people. But there are millions of people all across the country who are in a situation where they have to rely on the state,” she added.

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Toby Perkins, Labour MP for West Berkshire, told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme that the coalition should work with the Green party’s policies in its negotiations to improve the welfare system.

He said: “There are a number of welfare reforms which could have been implemented to benefit disabled people, those on benefits and vulnerable people.

“But for people to have been left worse off under the Coalition we should be working with those that are leading on that.

“At the time we need to work together to get the reforms which give people the support they need for a bright future.

“So we’re going to make sure that they’re got that support if we continue down that road.”

Shadow work and pensions secretary Dave Prentis, Labour’s former work and pensions spokesperson, said there was no reason why those on benefits should not be given more support in a coalition governmen
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Opposition demands manus costings before it can be used, which could damage the government’s case for compensation.

The Opposition’s demand for the Manus Island detention centre, an Australian operation, to undergo mandatory manus tests as it prepares to leave government hands could threaten an agreement that was already in place for other government sites to be tested once a plan is completed for operations on Manus.

In April Mr Turnbull confirmed a plan to hold PNG and the Australian government to account over the treatment of the Manus Island refugees in detention.

“If it turns out that Manus Island is not operating as it should, I don’t think there would be any doubt about the extent to which we will look into a different solution,” he said at the time.

After the Government announced its plan to exit government, Mr Turnbull said he wanted the PNG government to meet the Manus Island plan to ensure it was compliant with the terms of the previous agreement and its obligations under international standards.

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