Welfare reform debate
Brian McGinnis Chairman, Learning disability coalition
I had planned to write about the policy perspective on the very personal issue of quality but that topic was fairly thoroughly pursued in the July issue, so, with electioneering already in vogue, I want to comment instead on the ever-live issue of welfare reform.
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doi: 10.7748/ldp.3.3.5.s8
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