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Apart from state-backed schemes, Mr Hollande is looking to reforms of the country's rigid labour market regime to provide some relief.
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She said Labour's child protection regime "treated over a quarter of the whole workforce, some 11 million people, as potential abusers" by "requiring them to be monitored as part of an overbearing vetting and barring system".
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Mrs May told the Commons that T-Pims would be "more focused and targeted" than the control orders regime set up under Labour, which was "neither perfect nor entirely effective".
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The plans have provoked muted criticism from the Labour opposition, which says the new regime might be less redistributive than its predecessor.
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The letter says that "Britain is being taken in the wrong direction", and our "reputation for having an attractive tax regime, intelligent regulation and a flexible labour market is under threat".
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Labour supports the bill, which will introduce a new regime following the Supreme Court's decision earlier this year that earlier powers were defective.
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Indeed independence can be seen as the logical step in a chain of recent reforms that mark Labour's retreat from the top-down target regime.
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Rich-country governments have all but decided that rules ostensibly to protect labour and the environment will be added to the international trading regime.
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Earlier this year, the progressive nature of Mr McLennan-Murray's regime won plaudits from shadow home secretary Ann Widdecombe and Labour chair of the home affairs committee, Robin Corbett.
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Supporters of the new government also say that it will try to make economic reform more palatable to Congress: whereas Mr Mahuad proposed the new exchange-rate regime as part of a package including telecoms and energy privatisation and changes in the labour laws, the new team may try to do things in stages.
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