An Exercise in Social Control – The REAL Agenda behind Benefit Fraud Campaigns 3 –
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“…the latest figures in the DWP official Report shows a significant rise in Fraud, although a minor decrease in Error.”
I’m no statistician, but the chart seems to indicate that there has been no change in the level of overpayments as a result of fraud, not a ‘significant rise’. Am I missing something?