Reform to reinstate two-child benefit cap as Jenrick pledges...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : "Free trade with our friends and allies is advantageous, but we must respond robustly when our rivals consistently cheat the system and leverage dependencies to our disadvantage," he said.
53% : In his first speech since being announced in the role, Mr Jenrick said Reform would be a party of "workers, not welfare".
50% : That is why Nigel (Farage) drew a line under the previous tax and spending commitments Reform had made.
49% : " The party will also make changes to the Motability scheme and limiting welfare to only go to British nationals.
44% : But, right now, we just cannot afford to do so with welfare.
42% : "We also understand that we can't make tax cuts while running a huge deficit in the vain hope that the Laffer curve (a concept by the economist Arthur Laffer suggesting there is an optimal tax rate that can maximise government revenue) alone will do the hard work for us.
41% : Mr Jenrick said Ms Truss' mini budget was a "wild spending splurge alongside big tax cuts" as he emphasised the need for fiscal discipline that had been "sorely missing".
38% : The Reform spokesperson said taxes were too high and would be brought down if there was the fiscal "headroom" to do so.
37% : That means fixing the absurd marginal tax rates that many people face in our country today, so we do intend to review the tax code in a programme not seen since the landmark reforms of Nigel Lawson.
30% : We will never make promises we can't keep to the British people, so we'll only cut taxes when we have generated the fiscal headroom necessary to make those tax cuts sustainable Robert Jenrick He said: "We want a simpler, fairer tax system that incentivises work, saving and investment.
27% : " He added: "We will never make promises we can't keep to the British people, so we'll only cut taxes when we have generated the fiscal headroom necessary to make those tax cuts sustainable.

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