The prime minister wants to shift the conversation back to “what people can do with the right support in place, rather than what they can not do.”
The government is consulting on the measures as part of its efforts to cut welfare spending and increase employment by decreasing spending.
“We should see it as a sign of progress that people can talk openly about mental health conditions in a way that would have been unthinkable only a few years ago,” Mr. Sunak is scheduled to remark.
However, just as it would be incorrect to ignore this expanding tendency, it would also be incorrect to just accept it because it is too difficult, too contentious, or out of concern about offending anyone.
