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Rachel@weener.bsky.social |
I guess because it puts the burden on the applicant, a person they can pursue for fraud, rather than a document which people can claim was a misprint, accidentally submitted, or that the office workers misread it. It’s all about making sure they have someone to sue to recoup fraudulent benefits.
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Rachel
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Obviously not saying you’re doing a fraud 🙂
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beekept
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Yeah, that checks out. They seem to be way more worried about fraud than they are about whether eligible people can actually access their services
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