We need a new welfare: a welfare that enables our children to fare well so they can say farewell to welfare.
We need a new welfare system based on local power and sharing the "commons" – those things we all use, but none of us own.
She added: "Yes, we need a sustainable welfare system but is anybody really arguing, is the UK government arguing, that 100,000 of the 190,000 long-term disabled people getting help, no longer need it".
We also need an "athlete welfare advocate" in every sports environment so they athletes know a safe place to go for advice about their concerns and that this person is designated to represent them rather than the coach or the program.
We need a modern-day welfare state that provides social security to cover the vagaries and unpredictabilities of life from cradle to grave.
"Secondly, we need a strong social welfare and justice system.
Perhaps; in order to decide, we will need an analysis of welfare, which tells us what well-being is and how well off we are.
But second, we need a different kind of welfare reform.
That revenue would be enough not to need a single cut to welfare in this Parliament, and to reverse those from the last.
