article_snippet: All the main parties are committed to money-saving welfare reform, but the Conservatives have pledged to make the deepest cuts, taking £12billion out of welfare in next Parliament.
article_snippet: Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith said the proposals were not Tory party policy .
article_snippet: The Tories insisted that the proposals were not party policy and had been prepared by officials considering all options for the next government, of whatever make-up.
article_snippet: It’s wrong to suggest that any of this is part of our plan,’ said a spokesman for Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith.
article_snippet: Labour Work and Pensions spokesman Rachel Reeves, said: ‘These plans were drawn up for Conservative ministers to deliver Conservative ministers extreme cuts plan.
article_snippet: The Tories now need to come clean about what cuts The Tories plan to make.
highlights_snippet: All the main parties are committed to money-saving welfare reform .
  
highlights_snippet: The Tories have pledged to take £12billion out of welfare in next Parliament .