Labour have said they support a benefit cap in principle but will not say what it should be.
The regulations also stress the need for ensuring services are integrated and that benefit to patients remain the guiding principle.
She said Labour believes "in the principle of universal child benefit" and had voted against the changes, although the party has not committed to reversing them if it gets into government.
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"Nobody is disagreeing with the principle of getting people off benefit - particularly long-term benefit - back into work, but is how that process is done, " he said.
But it is the principle itself: Can you show the benefit to multiple parties clearly?
"In principle we are not opposed to a benefit cap, " shadow business secretary Chuka Umunna told the BBC's The Sunday Politics.
Labour have said they would support the idea, in principle, of a cap on total benefit payouts while giving no details of what level it should be set at.
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Labour MP Debbie Abrahams, an aide to shadow health secretary Andy Burnham, said she backed the idea, in principle, of using pre-paid benefit cards to encourage people to make healthy eating choices by offering discounts on fruit and vegetables, for example.
So the principle is simply, as we look at tax reform, as we try to address all the different loopholes and subsidies and aspects of the tax code that benefit some at the expense of others, that principle should be applied.
Noting this trend, perhaps, companies such as Raynet have used this principle to create massage aids that have no proven therapeutic benefit.
Here, the principle should be that borrowing for purposes that will not directly benefit future generations, such as clean-up of debris, should be repaid by the current generation through higher taxes.
He told his fellow MPs that in principle the SDLP wished to end double jobbing, but he believed there was a benefit in party leaders having a role at both Stormont and Westminster.
The Lib Dems, denouncing this heartless assault on the principle of free (ie, taxpayer-funded) higher education for all who can benefit from it, want the policy reversed.
And because the principle of the hospice movement is neither to hasten nor to postpone death, the Medicare hospice benefit pays only for symptom management and pain control.
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