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They also fear that a unification of the system will mean fewer jobs.
The changes to the system will mean people approved as adopters will be able to consult a version of the adoption register for information on children and young people waiting for adoption.
The completion of this system will mean a dramatic shift towards a centralised model of public transport for the city.
The reformed system will mean that the government spends 20% less than forecast on DLA by 2015/16, keeping spending at 2009/10 levels of just under £12bn.
"Coping with the expected strains on the humanitarian system will mean a shift from global to local.
The new system will mean that either the mother or father can claim parental leave and the allowance after two weeks.
The new system will mean that, in the same way as income tax, rates apply only to the part of the property price that falls within each band when it is bought.
"In addition to this, changes to the benefit system will mean some properties available now would become unaffordable in the future, to the detriment of both residents seeking help with housing and the council".
"The new system will mean higher standards, no hiding place for under-performing schools and coasting schools, and real credit being given to schools and colleges which may have challenging intakes but which improve their pupils' performance," Laws said.
"Failing to replicate [these protections] under the new system will mean that victims of these appalling crimes, who are already reticent about speaking out, will either be deprived of the legal support they need or forced to wait up to 12 months with significant consequences for their safety and wellbeing.
Schools Minister David Laws said: "The new system will mean higher standards, no hiding place for underperforming schools and coasting schools, and real credit being given to schools and colleges which may have challenging intakes but which improve their pupils' performance.
