is that we help people individually, but we also use their experiences to be able to bring policy solutions grounded in experience and evidence to government. so the balance change is about, you know, when we feel that our ability to help people one to one is a bit on the wane, then we really put off foot to the floor on making the case to government through the evidence that we have. so it s that balance of advice and advocacy that means that i think we will always be able to do things that put people in a better position. clare moriarty, chief executive of citizens advice, thank you so much for coming on political thinking. thank you. clare put herfinger on one of the challenges now facing this government. on the one hand, they re going to face criticism from their own natural supporters, from tory backbenchers and the tory press for adopting what some describe as labour policies, protecting benefit claimants from inflation, increasing the minimum wage, targeting help with energy bil
facing this government. on the one hand, they re going to face criticism from their own natural supporters, from tory backbenchers and the tory press for adopting what some describe as labour policies protecting benefit claimants from inflation, increasing the minimum wage, targeting help with energy bills on the poorest. and yet at the same time, those like clare who speak up for the most disadvantaged, will feel the need to point out that still may not be enough to stop people feeling real pain this winter. thanks for watching. hello. river levels may have dropped a little bit for some of you through the day, but there are still flood warnings in place across the uk.
crying out for change. why are they not allowed to have that? crying out for change. why are they not allowed to have that? before we talk about labour not allowed to have that? before we talk about labour policies, not allowed to have that? before we talk about labour policies, it - not allowed to have that? before we talk about labour policies, it may i talk about labour policies, it may well be that there is a general election imminently, we don t know, the maximum time frame for the next election is two years. just before that, stability, you talk about stability, is an election now going to deliver stability? how would it do that? it would be more political uncertainty? let do that? it would be more political uncertainty? do that? it would be more political uncertain ? , , uncertainty? let me put it this way, if we had a uncertainty? let me put it this way, if we had a general uncertainty? let me put it this way, if we had a general election - uncertainty? let me put it
2005 and tories were saying vote for blair. , ., , ,, blair. obviously rishi sunak was the chancellor. blair. obviously rishi sunak was the chancellor. he blair. obviously rishi sunak was the chancellor. he was - blair. obviously rishi sunak was i the chancellor. he was completely unknown in the chancellor. he was completely unknown in 2019 the chancellor. he was completely unknown in 2019 and the chancellor. he was completely unknown in 2019 and we the chancellor. he was completely unknown in 2019 and we have - the chancellor. he was completely unknown in 2019 and we have had i the chancellor. he was completely. unknown in 2019 and we have had the swinging of policies, in the end it is policies that matter and we have had one government standing four one lot of policies and another for another lot, they keep saying they are new governments but we don t get any democratic choice over whether this is a government that we want. it doesn t have to be this way, there is an al
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