I agree with Graeme's assessment. What struck me first when I read the
original post was the focus on individuals, their families, or specific
groups. There appeared to be no recognition of policy's impacts on
populations or a concern to address them. --Ocean

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Graeme wrote:
Ensuring that resources are made available is one thing, but this 
outline smacks of totalitarianism.  This entire document appears 
predicated upon the notion of intensive social control.

And WTF is this 'intolerance for poor performance' business - this rings 
very loud alarm bells. Exactly whose performance are we referring to 
here? Who will be establishing - and potentially enforcing - these 
standards?  And who defines what a 'chaotic' life is?  And why does this 
'action plan' make the assumption poor people are personally responsible 
for their own exclusion?

What this document spells out is a cradle-to-grave continuum of 
aggressive controls specifically targeting lower-income groups.

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